Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-25
sPEciAL DISPATCHES.

ERROR.
WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The Navy Depart
ment has letters from Commodore Johl
Rogers, dated, United States steamer Van
derbuilt, San Francisco, June 2jth, n on
of which he corrects an error reported t
have been made by Mr.. Layard, in tn.
| British House of Commons, in saying tina
his tthe CommodOre's) report OF the bonn
bardment of Valparaiso wss inconsistan
with that of Admiral Denman. He reports
that Admiral Denman did at first agree Il
Join him in preventing the bombardment
but he afterwards decided not 10 take the
responsibility. Commodore Rogers alsC
gives an account of the conduct of the iron
clad MonadnOck during her voyage from
Philadelphia to San Francisco. She proved
to be entirely seawOrthy in the toughest
weather. Great praise is given to Lieut.,
Commander Bunee, who had charge of the
vessel.
CONFIRMED.
The Senate to-day confirmed the follow.
ing nominations
To be Deputy Postmasters-Thomas D.
Steele, Sparta, Wis. William C. Rossman,
Hamilton, O.. A. NJ. Hayes, Hastings, Min;
John W. Deal, Chambersburg, Pa. Charles
Hall. Oshkosh, Wis; Frank Hartman, Ober-
lin, O.; John W. Graham, Cairo, H.. John
Kensler, Connorsville, Ind; Alexander W.
belong, Huntington. Ind; A. J. Beers,
Ashland, o.; G. B.. Wilson, Steubenville, o
John Schertzer, MsssilOn, O.; William r.
Smith, HnlsborO, Nd. B. Parsall, Lebanon,
O.: J. W. Dow, Ottawa, III. ; J. D.. Strong,
Jacksonville, ILL.,; Thomas o. Osborne,
Chicago, III.
To be Consuls-Wm. II. Weir, at Turn
ace, United States Of Columbia; J. NJ Eder,
Buena Ventura, do; G. Poieara, Quebec;
Ropt. ROdine, Cape Town; r. C. Yates, Of
New York, at Ascension.
To be Assessors of Internal Rev0nue-A.
C. Maxwell, of Lebanon, Third District OF
Ohio: Peter A. Keyser, Third District OF
Pennsylvania; Dudley Wiekersam, Eighth
of Illinois; BENJAMIN Gratz, Sew
enth District of Kentucky.
To be Collector of internal Revenue-Fer-
dinand Vadervere, Third District of Ohio.
To be United States Marshal, John Lo-
gan, Southern District Of Illinois
To be Lieutenants in the Marine Corps
Lewis r. Hamnersly, of Pennsylvania;
A. Mullony, New Jersey.
The Senate to-day confirmed the nomi-
nation of Henry Stanbery to be Attorney
General in place OF Speed, resigned. and of
Thos. Harland, of New York, to be Deputy
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
1ut Dtudht IGJNIlNA othSlii dbibtloB
among them that of Thos. NJ. Wells for Ma
Officer fos the district of New Orleans.
=. Letters from the City of Mexico received
here, contain the intelligence that Maxi
milan has signed a treaty with Mr.. Dana,
he French Minister, with the following
provisions Seven thousand French troops
will remain in Mexico, under MaZimilian's
and the Mexican flag is to support
hem for five years. France will furnish
to the Macmillan Government
500, 600 for every month for five years, to
meet Maximilian's civil expenses. Maxi
milan is to give as security for the money
hus advanced, and other claims, the rail
Dad from Vera Cruz to Mexico. Maximil-
ans revenues are to be collected by French
The President has approved the bill MAX
ng appropriations for the Executive and
expenses.
The bill extending the time within which
be States can select lands for Agri-
ultural College purposes, and the bill fix
ng the number of Judges of the Supreme
curt of the United States, and to change
ertain Judicial Circuits, were also approx
The last named bill provides that when
acancy jim the office OF Associate Justice
hall be reduced TO six, thereafter the
curt shall consist of a Chief Justice and
tx Associate Justices.
sThe first and second Judicial Circuits are
} remain as now constituted. Thu third
hall consist of Pennsylvania, New jersey
nd Delaware. The fourth of Maryland,
Vest Virginia, Virginia, North Carolina
nd South Carolina. The fifth of Georgia,
Alabama, Mississippi, louisiana
nd Texas. The sixth of Ohio, Michigan.
and Tennessee. The seventh of
Illinois and Wisconsin. The
Ighth of Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Kan
IS and Arkansas. and the ninth of Calfor-
ia, Oregon and Nevada.
CHOLERA.
SAVANNAH, GA, July 25.-0nly one death
from cholera among the troops 81
ybee to-day. There were no new cases