Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-02

hEw YORK, February 1.-BriRadfer Gan
eral Whsrryy Of General schokeld's Stsf,
has arrived from Paris.
General schoield expects to remain in
Italy during the winter. i
-1 RESIASTsH. 90 i-1
In discussion about Fenianisn lastevea-
ing IN saloon on Grand street. one man
was seriously wounded and other partiaE
sllghtly injuredsl lsis hGa .Esdsl
,.Js.-s--f- DECLINED. ~ ta-oq
In q letter declining. the, United States
senatorshiP Of Georgia, Ajax. II. stsDhens
says; Tus hrs sIdfgiitalsl a.
Ny reasons Sor declining need not Be
stated They will readily suggest them
selves to your minds upon reflection. Earn
sstly desirous a. 1 am for 3 speedy restora-
tlo9 OF elvll law perfect peace, harmony
and prosperity throughout the whole eoun-
try, do not, under existing eircumstanoas.
see much prospect Of shs aTailabflftv Of nv
services to these ends IN any publieposition.
Moreover, 50 far as / am personally con-
eerned, I do not think it pfopef or politia
that the election should BE- postponed with
any view TO . probable change OF present
circumstances or probable change Of nv DO
sitlon on the subject, and trust that no
member viii givea complimentary vote 10
me IN the election "a -E -
. I'd kAIekAkTS 10 MEXICO. ..I
Dispatches from Washington state that IL
is rumored that the Government is about 10
revoke the Procismation issued some months
since wherein emigraats ware allowed to
proceed to Mexico and carry arms for THAR
individual protection. In 50 far a. the GuIf
Department is concerned revocation has al
ready taken place and viii benads to apply
% tne Northern and Pacific portH "a well,
should it be found necessary.
ab'2ro eiNsPEer1oS.3 e-kan
The Chilisn Minister and high lillian
naval officers recently made an inspection
Of the monitors at the navy yard. As it Is
known that the Gillian government il any
ious to buy two or three war vessels, there
are surmises that this inspection .was ura-
liminary to efforts in that direction. but Il
is understood that the Govern uient would
not, at present. make sals to that govern
ment.
z i7a f--~ DrsoosTrsuEn.
The War Department has ordered the dis
continuance Of the Military District of
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont Masss-
chusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut. All
regimental officers on duty there are ordered
% their eommands, and an others are d.
reeted to report By letter frOmsthsir rsspea-
tive homes.
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WAsHEeFoEs February 1.-The pardon
brokerage case has bean brought 70 : close.
General Baker was iAdieted for having un-
lawfully restrained the personal liberty of
Mrs. Lucy L. Cobb and to- have SxtortAd
from her the sumsof $500, which sum wsa
paid TO her through Baker for procuring
pardons under fslse pfetenses, the ladT
being engaged II such brokerage business.
The jury, after an absence of one hour and
twenty minutes, returned with a verdict Of
guilty Of falss imprisonment, and not guilty
Of extOrtion. - b s-ss5.li . 80 ?
She Secretary Of War has received from
friends in England, principally in Birming-
ham, 900 for the beneft' Of destitute
freshmen It has been turned ever 10 Gen.
Official news has been received hare up
to the 9th Of January, from Ei Paso.
Ten lgnacia Mejiss one of the defenders
Of Puebls, has been appointed SeeretaEy Of
War in President Juare2s cabinet
The French have not made another at
tempt to attack FL Paso. fs-a.sd7a saT
-, 80. .AREEsFzD.T Il ~ 49,
An individual, claiming 70 be from Mass-
aehusstts, was arrested as the Executive
mansion today having been dsteetsd in
stealing pieces Of the curtains Of the East
Room. Such acts are 80 common that ithas
become necessary that an example should
" " HAauS. 4Ae parry was tnefeiofe t7kan
before the Superintendent Of Polios, and re-
quired to give bail in the sum Of $500 to ap-
pear tomorrow and answer charges.
\ sHIPWREcK- 10 isFor1s1
NEW YORK, Feb 1.-The steamships New
burn, Pensacola and Mary West arrived to-
night. - 10 slEal-aT : eia9Qlq - li-As
! The gunboat Eareissns, from Pensacola
for New York, YVES totally lost at the month
Of Pampa Bay, with all on board, some
thirty souls. @ T1sis-n9c fslsL-l 80
a..--.-s.l CANADA " sl.scFsl sa4
Toronto dispatches to the Herald state
that an attack on the frontier towns was /.
hourly expected. Trains were ready at
Hamilton and Toronte TO move troops at 9
1ments notice. The military u the
W. tern towns are in arms.