Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-11

work as speaker but that he must pow 3 "a,
give up the rostrum for the field.
The IRISH national bonds ordered By the -
Fenian Congress are to be ready next week = ntsg
After requesting the Senators to make an -
investigation of the affairs Of the. organiza-
ton, President Roberts thus speaks of the IT
probability Of taking the field:
I" We are using every. effort to take the -irii
field rapidly, and we must be supplied with r-iri,
tie means 10 enable us to make good our pro- -,
our part ali viii he veil ;nse ts Pits. ID
burgh Congress we have done well, eYery-5z5iF
Ts ig ibs g1s mas % Desn zone ,-
and in organizining an army, in six weeks hsri
than was done BY the Fenian Brotherhood ei-
IN six years previously. I am pledged to .
action before certain time or 10 surrender - -i7l
my Office; and appeal to your honorable ,issn
body TO enable me s to keep my pledge and i.s,.a
save our eo4a nSRST PFS&ised fi for acton -
or b-z HEiLrH COMMISSIONERS. 1i a. sis-
The Board of Health is proceeding with ,-si
vigOr in the publication of the city. About sis.-
four thousand nuisanceshave been removed -
since its formation. Two hundred premises
/ have been cleansed at the expsnseT Of the zfisi
owners. The markets, slaughter-ho -
are All 70 bs movsd og ;ty & E.
is now preparing to make Thorough house ic i1si
| toulouse investigation, thereby obtaining - a,
knowledge of the condition Of every house,
the owners name, &c, and enabling the H
Health Officers to cause the removal of every ige;
nuisance dangerous to health. This house, J..
o-house visitation viii be completed before
the hot weather Of summer approaches. 2II-t =
FROM NEW BRUNSWICK -l1sla--i rs
FREDzRIoKToE, N. B., AprilIO.-Ths lower - q
House met this afternoon for few minutea. =,
The Attorney General announced that the
Government parties had rendered their res q y
ignations and were awaiting reply. The 'ih
Governor is expected to send in his answer -st
tonight.
In the meantime he has chosen Mr.. FL 81 SO
mot of the Opposition party to form 9 new -Tiit
government. 80 80 p . ,-.- . TT
The excitement is still every great Sew -it
eral personal encounters have taken place 10 :
| in the streets between the partisans pfeither 81
side Of the question. In one Of the most --c &,
desperate of these last night blood was
freely shed. 10 .tr ~ -- -- =
.--.- -F on eUKRp 6 70 5alt ElT -Esil
The gunbost Pylades of the coast squad id2 7s5
ron has been ordered from st. John to ,rrair
Campo Bello to watch the Fenisns.
Toronto special states that the arrest Of
| Murphy causes much excitement The -c q
Secretary Of the Hibernian Society is also. :
arrested a general search is being made
for reasonable papers and arms. Eight
men, armed, have been arrested at Corn ls274
wall. The excitement is increasing. ----~.
APPLICATIONS FOR PARDON. ---, -ar
WAsHlNGroS, April 10.-It has been re-
liSbly sseertained that applications have
been made, and are now pending, for the =lt
pardon of Sc ex-members of the rebel Con- g,
gress, 1872 ex- graduates OF West Point, but
who served in the rebel army; Iz7 rebel
Generals, including Bragg, LOngstseet, % -5-
Beauregard and several of the Lees; also, .-e7-
80 prominent ex-rebef officials and lie Ex- =
United States officers, who held positions in q
herebel service ! -.. ~ srs 1--1 q
| OVERLAND NAIL. - aeo7-e--t - s.
The Postofice Department has made ar .-..
rangements to another overland mail
| from the western terminus Of the Eastern DAA
and of the Union Pacific Railroad, by way 4,
of Smoky Hill to Denver City and thence to
California California This gives two daily lines 70
California The service is to be commenced
on the 18th inst by Holidays line. 20 -aC e
CIRCULAR. ~ . 80 ...-=.--
The Secretary OF the Treasury has jus
issued the following circular to collectors
and other officers of the Customs and 10
Supervising and Local inspectors of steam q,
boats:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, April I, 1866.
Upon careful consideration, based upon
the reports of practical chsmists, 1 am Of
the opinion that crude petroleum, nsptha,
benzne and benzole should be classed
among the explosive burning fluids referred
to in the seventh and eight sections of the I'D
steamboat act Of Aug. 30th, 1882: therefor,
on and after the first day Of May next, no
vessel propelled IN whole or in part by
steam, and carrying passengers, will be par
mitted to transport either Of the articles
above named without having first procured
special license therefor as provided by - ii
the fifth clause OF the ninth section of the
act above referred to- A failure TO procure
such license subjects the delinquent to the
penalty imposed by thetwenty-ffth section us
Csigne0 h. McCuLLocH,
Secresaryo Of the Treasury.
7e gcoxr1RxED. -l-- ll ..i5 i15q-5 q
The Senate to-day confirmed the follow --
Z ing nominations: David W. Ballard, Of -
Oregon, to be Governor Of Idaho, IN place Of =--
Caleb Lynn, and Pritchard c. Mccormick, s1-51
Of Arizonia, 10 be Governor Of Arizonisi 10
Moses Hallett Chief Justice; Uriah B. Hal I'D
lowsY to be Marshal; Frank Hall to be
Secretary OF Colorado; James P. Carter 70
be Secretary of Arizonia- .5.arI dl51il
FROM NOBLE.
MOBILE, April 10.-A grand anniversary
celebration Of the Fire Department of this -
city occurred yesterday. The enthusiasm tl-
was bounded, After the Grafton the mem Z al.
bers Of the Fire Department. the city su-
thorities and few invited guests partook Of p %
a collation. Among the tossts YVES the fol-
lowing s.-.
"The President of the United Statea-the
first fearless patriot; the friend to those who - a.
support his POlicyi the enemy to those who va 1t
| oppose it."
This was responded to by Major withers,
who paid q lofty and eloquent tribute to the 1 ~
patriotism and statesmanship of the Peo- -r
ple's President, Andrew johnson. He
thanked God that such man occupied the
position. = 70 a1-ia-fsl SD d
Major Watson being called on for senti- sid
ment, said: /" rise, Mr.. Chairman, TO pro- Il.
pose 8 sentiment which think should not
!, be omitted on an occasion Of this kind. 511i
mean treason, nor do mean to revive .ras
+ any memories of the past which ought 70 be
dead and buried simply offer the health
of distinguished gentleman, give you, liiH
| therefore, sir, Jefferson Davis, soldier,
, | statesman, patriot and prisoner Our
tongues may be mute, but our hearts are
! with him.
JESIASs on -HE MOVE
EksTPoRr, Me-. april 10 The British
| ahin PIuxaaa ivad h L..
and went to st, Andrews.. sl 70 crllT
The British consul and the United States
Marshal are at Maeabees' Hotel, also some
| prominent Fenians. , .,- --.
Communication between St. Johns aud g
the western towns on the British side was ~
destroyed last night by the Fenians
The garrison at Campo Bello has been in
creased, and earthworks were being thrown
| up all day yesterday. rll1 i1 s-l-ia-l L'll
The Fenisn convention is sitting, and the .-o
hotels and boarding houses crammed
with Fenians, who arrived from New York
! to-day. 7l 7fs
border and coming here Firing of small =
arms and rockets is continually occurring,
and there is perfect panic. There is a
bad feeling on either side of the Bay. Two
more English war ships are reported clear 9A
| ing to the northeastern headland Of Camp
, | Bello. A Fenian vessel with howitzsrs and 7-a
other arms, was not allowed TO gO'out ofthe ,
harbor at II o'clock last night, by order Of
the officers of customs, it is supposed in the a
English interest. The Fenians are con- 3 .
! fdent, and matters are in statue quo pend~
ing further orders. -.....-.
FESILN EXCITEMENT
FRBDERIcKToS, N. B., April 10-fnforma-
ton regarding the Fenians is of such
nsturs as to warrant the authorities here IN fo-
placing the frontier IN more effeetiaI state std
Of defense. Last night some men, ninety I-s1i
in number endeavored to ship sixty -s1
cases Of rides and thirty cases Of -4f
small arms from Portland, for Eastport,