Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-05
special Dispatches.
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Special Di'p4teAe. to the western Press,

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q The EIAeAR3 SHIP CANAL. -
NEw YoRK, April 4.-Under the provisions
Of the Niagara Ship Canal Bill, which pass
ed to the third reading in the Assembly, at
| Albany, yesterday, the State RESERVES the
| right TO purchase it when com pIeted by
paying 10 per cent over its cost -.
u MECHANICS on A STRIKE.
The bricklayers, pain ters, and most Of the
| ship carpenters Of this city are on q strike.
The demands are resisted blythe employers,
with the exception of those on contracts. It
is believed that the men viii resume work
at the present rates. q ,A -iif 1e ---
-ls ac FOREIGN NEWS. t--Ca l1
PORTLAND, Ms, April 4-Hhe steamship
Damascus, from Londonderry the 23d ult,
arrived at 9:45 this P. NJ. -i ~
In the House of Commons, on the Dist, q
bill abolishing certain restrictions on dis
senters at Oxford was carried through q
second reading by ia msjority. if-
The Daily News regards this division as
the best criterion yet presented of, the
ment. ihli1o5 l-il IiiS- sio7g p 3
Another liberal member, Mr.. OIiphant,
gave notice of an intended motion affecting
the reform bill, namely, the appointment Of
Royal Commission TO. enquire into the
question of redistribution Of seats. The
chances of the reform bill continue to be ac-
lively canvassed, those opposed to It con-
tending that Earl Grosvenor's amendment
Will seal the doom ofthe bill. whils the 9TH {
er side sHtieipate no danger from it unless
there is serious detection from the liberal
ranks - isga1ild e1 Tsa u .-3ll Z
The Irish Times learns from reliable au-
thority that the escape of Stevens is no lon
ger matter OF doubt as he arrived in Paris
on the 18th when he sent telegram 10. his
wife who was staying in. Cork, expecting
every day to receive Instructions to embark
for america She and her sister have set
out for England and viii join her husband
in Paris. .-.s.-v 81. ~ - -
The Shenandoah was put up at suction on
the ed ult. at Liverpool by order Of the
United States Consul, and was sold for &I5,-
75O. .r..., 81. I; -.5--,.- - 2
Recruiting of Amsterdam volunteers for
Mexico was about to commence. 40
The Star says Lord Grosyenor's resolution
was drawn up by DIsraeli, and fit should
obtain majority it viii be followed either
by the resignation of the government OF
the dissolution of the House, but most
probably a dissolution. . 49, --
A collision took place on the Norfolk coast
between an English steamer and Russian
brig. The brig afterwards capsized and 10
OF the crew and Captain were drowned-
I German firms in London have uniformly
ridiculed the idea of hostility, and latest
kilograms are of a reassaring character, but
still the German press continues to deal in
warlike rumors. sl = 'lf Ell 2 q Z
- saoE LATEsT wa LoNDoNpERRr.
IoEDoSs Friday evening, March 2sd.AThs
Bank Of France has reduced its rate of dig
court to 81 per cent.
q LivEkPoOI, March 25.lThe Liverpool
cytton brok er's circular report the sales of
last week at 7l,0O0, bales, The market
The market opened boyant with an advance
of Id per pound, but the advance was sub
sequently lost, closing fat. New, Orleans
fair .21i.
Breadstuffs sAMarket duh. fts
LoND0s, March r23.-ETESIsa- -Consols
closed S6zGls7 for money. rai .7 81
Bullion in the Bank Of England increased
during the week 12s, 900 pounds.
s. 5-2os 71&@7I3, Illinois Central 79{
@s9 Erie 55l. T4 -
PRovIDEScE, R. l., April 4-The State
election to-day passed of very quietly, and
General Burnside elected Governor, with
little opposition Returns from all toWns
IN the State, except three, showing for
burnside 7,749, for Lyman Pierce 3456, and
scattering l42. Remaining towns will not
change the result VIM. Greene
elected Lieut.. Governor, John r, Bartlett
reelected Secretary of State. l'a e o. a1--
HARTFORD, Conn.,, April A-Returns from
every town shows Hawley's majority 500.