Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-27
SATURDAY, JANUARY AZ, 1866.
THE NEWS.

The Kentucky Legislature has postponed
the election of q. s. Senators.
NrNE persons were drowned recently IN
White river, Ark, by the snagging of fat
boat.
IT is said the prohibition to the cattle
trade with Canada is to be removed imme-
diately.
Ex. Gov. PARSONS and Gen. Houston, SEN
atUrs elect from Alabama, are en- route for
Washington.
GEN. q. N. ANDREWS, former Quartermas-
ter-General of this State, fell on the ice, in
Columbus, yesterday, and broke his leg.
TIE senate yesterday confirmed the nom
inatien of Thos. Francis Meagher as secre-
tary of the Territory of Montana.
An accident happened to the cars on the
Erie Road, yesterday, st Port Jarvis, by
which one man was killed and four injured.
THE city of Louisville has offered 100000
toward the erection Of public buildings in
case the capital Of Kentucky is removed to
CHAT city.
IT is again reported that the President is
on the point of issuing proclamation an
nouncing the restoration of civil law in the
lately rebellious States.
NEw counterfeit $40 bills on the first Ma
tional Bank of indianapolis, Ind, have
made their appearance. They are said to be
r = af KIa
GEMS. Sherman, Sheridan, Thomas and
Meade have been summoned to Washington
to consult with government concerning the
military situation in their departments.
TIE release of Mosby was ordered from
Washington provided he was not worth
twenty thousand dollars. He denied being
worth that amount, and was set at liberty.
scHE decisions of the Commissioner Of In
ternal Revenue, relative to stamps which
are affixed to certain commercial paper will
be found in the special dispatches.
THREE respectfully dressed women were
arrested in Washington yesterday in the
act of clipping pieces from the curtains Of
the windows in the East room as souvenirs.
The internalreven collected in the city
of New York during 1865 was thirty-seven
million dollars, not including the sale Of
stamps, which is estimated at ten millions
more.
The French recently captured Lopez,
Lower California, and compelled its sub
mission to an imperial legislature and gov
ernor. A counter revolution, however, soon
succeeded in re-establishing the authority
of Juarez.
AREPoRT that the ship bearing the female
emigrants to the Pacific had put into For
tress Monroe on account of rough weather,
three days ago, is now denied. No such
vessel was at that port.
NAPOLEON expressed, in a recent inter-
view with the American Minister, desire
70 preserve friendly relations with the United
States, and the intention to withdraw his
trnops from Mexico as soon as he could be
essu, ed that this Government would not in
terfs-o With the Government of Macmillan.
sSAASAS
v,ss meeting of the working men of
columbus Ohio was held yesterday, for the
purpose of agitatiug the question of eight
Sours labor day. Severll speeches were
made, pertinent to the subject, and series
of resolutions adopted showing the Ia tseesSity
of reducing the number of working hourS IN
d.. H. eron, tan IA ai0ht
suoH is the pressure of business in the
offices of the Treasury Depart
ment, in the shape of soldiers claims and
accounts that the clerical force is more
likely to be increased than diminished. It
will take ten years to settle all the accounts
of ouartsrmasters. Indeed, the department
had but just closed up the accounts Of Mex
ican war quartermasters at the breaking out
Of the rebellion.
SENATOR WADK introduced bill, yester-
day, for the improvement of certain harbor1
in Ohio, apprOpriating 1921, 200 for the Pur-
pose, of which $4,000 are for Cleveland,
s24. 900 for Grand river, $4,000 for Ashta'
buls. $40, 900 for conneaut, $4,000 for San
dusky, and $4,000 for VermilliOn. The Sill
was referred to the Committee on Com
merce.
News from Mexico is decidedly muddlsd
Adyices via San Francisco state that the
Liberal government is again established q
Chihuahua with no fears of molesta'
tion by the French-When the fact is
il IL on wheels, or mustangs rather
and bivouacing in El Passo. It is difficult,
hswever, to state one day where it will bt
the next, for it folds its cuts, like tn
Arabs, and silently steals away" just Whel
YOU are expecting it to be permanent,
located.
RI the steamer Java we have Liverpoc
dates to the 18th. The news is unimPol
tant The jury in the case of Byrne, tn
taller charged with aiding Stephens to es
cape could not agree. Bryne was still IL
custody. Stephens, it is said, lie
Paris unwillingly. The Mexican questo
discussed by the ministerial conr
ell ia Paris. While the members of tn
L Council WeT9 III AeNOA VI VIZ
movoyal of the French troops, the En-
peror did not think the time had arrive
unless the Emperor of Austria had con
uleted the necessary foreign contingent
keep his brother Maximilian on the thron
FENIAN warriors resemble the Chine
in their method of fighting. When Il
orientals snuff the battle afar OF they be
vigorously on gOngs, hideously mask th'
faces, screech Justify, and otherWl
make as much noise and hub-ub as possib
even to the touching off of fre-cracke
hoping thereby to frighten the enemy il
taking to his heels. If bluster could "
victories, the Fenians, ere this, would ha
I frightened Johnny Bull out of his wits a
J possessions. sweeny, Roberts, and Othe
are making the telegraph wires, poles,
vibrate with their bresthings of war.
ninety days, says the deposed Roberts,
green flag shall wave over the grand
army of Irishmen the sun ever shone uPc
I and sweeny, true to the Celtic instil
ID which longs for somebody TO "Thread
oT the tail of my cost" only asks the CO
l. mand, and before next May he will cong
N a certain territory Canada y which shall
ts made the base of operations against E
land See report Of Feniau meeting b
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