Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-15

son, while now it waved in triumph ove1
those repossessed and reoccupied structures
The country is destined to a future more
brilliant, more compact, more free, than ha:
been felt for years. He had faith in the
| judgment and overruling of Divine Provi-
denee. No rupture would occur between
Congress and the President. The Union
will he constructed in such a manner as will
be final for ages to come.
SAN Francisco, January 13.-Steam COM
munication with Honolulu opened to-day by
the sailing of the steamer Ajax. A letter
from Valparaiso says Port Talcohuana has
been raised from blockade.
A letter from Acapulco, 5th, says the I'M
| perial force sent from the city of Mexico
| are advancing toward that point irresistibly
and had passed Rio Miscola and defeated
Gen. Jernino, and had taken possession of
Chilpaniengo.
Mining stocks weaker. Savage 700; ChaI-
lar Potosi 150 Gould Curry $40; Crown
Point 5S5; Yellow Jacket 400; Imperial III;
greenbacks over counter 724.
Iowa Senators.
CHICAGO, January 14.-At Joint session
of the Iowa Legislature on Friday, Samuel
]. Kirkwood was elected United States SEN
ator for the short term, and James Harlan
for the long term.
The FenIans.
PHILADELPHIA, January 14.-At a meeting
of the officers of the Fenian circle, under a
call of the District Attorney, Andrew Wynn,
it was determined to hold grand ratifca-
ton meeting about the middle of the week,
when Col. 0'Mahony, Killian, Mullen and
other prominent Fenians are expected to ad-
dress the meeting.
From Cairo.
CAIRO, January 14.-0ne thousand two
hundred and seventy bales of cotton passed
for Cincinnati.
The Mobile and Ohio Railroad has COM
menced running daily trains.
FrOm New orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, January 13.-The Liver
pool and New Orleans steamship line is
building new vessel to make trips in
eighteen days.
The agent of the French and Trans-At-
lantic Steamship Company here has obtained
ample wharfage facilities for their steamers
to connect at New Orleans for st. Nazara.
The Pieayune notices very approvingly
the tests by DR.. Everett, of this city of an
aromatic telegraph he has invented. New
electricity is used, and no insulation, no
battaries, no chemicals, no poles. The ap-
paratus is very simple, working easy, with
certain alphebet, easily learned, based on
sclenJlnc principles.
Capt. Coleman, late of the c. S. A., grand
son Of Crittenden and nephew of Pillow,
left to-day for Havana, banished. He
was tried by the military commission for
steamboat burning whilst under Forests
command, and offered choice of expatria-
ton.
Owing to the executive demands of the
New Orleans Gas Co. on the city for lighting
the streets, the Mayor has authorized a call
for proposals to the 1st of March to light the
streets with the best quality of petroleum
The steamship Carolina sailed for Liver
pool, and Neshannock, Cuyler and Costa
Rica for New York.
Brownsville accounts say the recently
Liberals were captured through |
the treachery of one of their number. They |
were en- route for Fernandez, with thirteen |
wagons.
While a party of Crawford's men were
to capture a gunboat moored !
near Matamoras, a musket was accidentally |
which created some commotion |
and resulted in the exchange of several vol |
leys from either side. The intended capture 1
was thus frustrated.
The state of affairs at Monterey is so |
alarming that the better inhabitants are /
to SEN Luis FUtUSt, with their
specie and all moveables.
The Mobile Register says the steamer
Lille, capturedby outlaws, and rescued |
At Montgomery, is still guarded by a detach-
nent of the 21st Missouri. The outlaws
lad burned seventy-fve bales of Govern
nent cotton.
The Third Michigan Cavalry has been
1isarmed at San Antonio for mutiny.