Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-16
Special Dispatches.
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Especial Dispatches to western A..ooIassd Press
- RECEPTION.

- RECEPTION.
NEW YoRK, February 15.-Preparations
aro being made for the reception Of General
Grant in the city some time next week. A
procession on Broadway is proposed. if
DAMAGES. .t.tT
Damages of $500 were recovered in Court
this afternoon against the Hudson River
Railroad Company, by Mr.. Mcdonald for
injuries received by alleged negligence On
the part of the ConaPany's employees.
DIscoSrSUED.
A dispatch from Washington says the
publication Of the Richmond Examiner is
discontinued indefinitely. The recent at
tacks upon the Government and the United
States army officers Stationed in Richmond
are supposed to be the reasons whIeh com
PEELED General Terry to issue the order. $3.50
FOREIGN NEvs-
Details of the news by the steamship
Bremen contain the following:
The cattle diseassetill increasing in
England.
The Dublin police believe that Stephens
is concealed in that city or vicinity, and
that his ultimate escape is impossible.
Royal engineers are engaged in examin-
ing the defences Of Spike Island. -er
Additional details Of the Jamaica insur-
facts had been elected. The new Governor
had arrived The Legislature had takena
action which virtually threw the whole
management Of affairs upon the Imperial
government.
The London Times thinks it may then be
taken for granted that the French occupa-
ton viii shortly cease, and says it would be,
a good thing if the year 1865 saw both the
Roman and Mexican -territory evacuated,
and that this would not improbably be the
case.
The London Herald says: One effect of the '
Fenian movement is to stop nearly all emf
grafton from disahected portions Of Ireland.
The Journal Du Havere reports that the
sixth battalion of the Legion Etrsngere. Of
tina French army, viii remain in Mexico
after the Corps ExpeditiOners shall have
quilted the country, they having been lent
to Maximilian for six years from 1852.
In one of his letters to the Marquis De
Montholon, published in the Yellow Book,
Drown De L'Huys SAYS: Now that there is
q regular government in Mexico, the legiti-
mate object of our expedition will be at
tanned. We are endeavoring, while satisfy
ing our interests and our dignity, to make
arrangements which will enable us TO con-
slider the mission Of our army in Mexico as
| terminated
In the setting of the Berlin Chamber Of
Deputies, ON January %, Count Bismark 2
/ stated that the government would take no
| part in the discussions upon the Lauenburg
| question, the indemnity paid to Austria not
i having been taken from the public treasury. "
The Car has addressed a letter to the
| Governor of Warsaw, promulgating series
of educational measures in Poland. SuPs-
rior and elementary schools are to be es-
/ tablshed for Poles, Greeks and Russians,
and separate schools for Germans and
Lithuage. All scholars will be taught Po-
lish and Russian history and languages
| Religious instruction will be entrusted 70
secular clergymen Of each respective de-
nomination.
POsToFFIcE BILL. -+
WASHINGTON, February 15.-Among the
items in the Postoffice appropriation bill re-
/ ported to-day, are $4,000 for steamship
| service to Brazil, and for such service be-
| tween San Francisco, Japan and China
$3.50 900; for overland transportation be-
tween Atchison aud Folsom and Warren 10
California 100000.
The bill also authorizes the Postmaster
/ General to employ sailing vessels for mail
transportation to any foreign port, comPen-
sation not to exceed the sea postage seruiDg
on mails 90 conveyed.
Mr.. Pomery has receive official news
| from El Paso, the residence of the Mexican
| government, up to the 10th Of January.
The French had made no further attempt
| to move on FL Pase, and the Mexican army
was about taking active operations against
the city Of chihuahua, occupied BY the
Freeh forces.
The published protest of General Ortegs
is not regarded as authentic.
FROM RICHMOND.
RIcHMoSD, Va, February 15.-Gov. Pier
pont sent a communication TO the Legisia-s
ture to-day, nominating three Judges Of the.
Court of Appeals, and hfteen Circuit Judges
| The nominations are generally approved
by the conservative members Of the Legis-
lature. Bot decided opposition to one or
two names was anticipated. The Commit
| tee on Courts in the House delegates to
whom was referred the resolution, request
ing Senator Underwood to resign, reported
Q substitute to-day, declaring that bis
efforts to procure the overthrow Of the State
government was wholly inconsistent with
the duties Of his position, meets unqueilned
reorObatiOn- The General Assembly took
no action. The House decided to-day that
the Adiutant General OF the Commonwealth
| heretofore appointed by the Government,
should be elected by the General Assembly.
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The adYices from Governor Morton are
highly encouraging. His son, who went
with him to Europe, returned yesterday.
He left the Governor in Paris on the 27th
of January His health was much better,
and his physicians were confident Of his
| ar,aadvr racovarv The Governor has von0