Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-30
Special Dispatches.
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Special Dispatches to the Western Press.
AN ADDRESS.

| AN ADDRESS.
| WAsHINGToS, June 29.-It is understood
that an address to the people of the United
States has been agreed upon by the Demo-
cratic and Conservative members of Con-
| gress, and is now being signed. 1t fully
endorses the proposed National Convention
to be held at Philadelphia on the I4th of
| August, and urges participation in its pro-
/ proceedings 1t is headed with the names
of Senator Guthrie and Representative Nib
lack.
MISCELLANEOUS APPROPRIATION BILL
The miscellaneous appropriation bill re.
ported to the House to-day contains an
item of $4,000 to establish National ceme-
teries and purchase sites for the same at
such points as the President may deem
proper, and for the care of the same; and
100000 for erecting, in connection with the
Treasury Department, brick fre-proof
building for the Currency Printing Bureau.
MEXICAN NEWS.
New YORK, June 2g.-IuteIIigence from
Escsbado dated on the 10th gives details of
his important victory over the Imperialists,
near Camarayo on the same day. The
wagons captured are over 27O in number,
and the value of the merchandise nearly
$2,OO0,OOG. The merchandise belonged to
moras, and is therefore lawfnl prize.
The Eseabado also captured 1900 prison.
ers, of whom 400 were Austrian All the
artillery and ammunition was captured.
Only part of the enemy's cavalry escaped.
A conduct of two millions OF dollars left
Monterey for Matamoras, on the 10th, with
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tack him.
Gen. Carvegal expressed his ability to
capture Matamoras without reinfOrcements
from Escabsdo.
VERMONT DEMOCRACY.
MONTPELIER, June 29-The Democratic
State Convention to nominate candidates
for State offices was held in this place to-
day. The nominees are the same as last
year, and are as follows: For Governor.
Charles n. Davenport, of Wilmington for
Lieutenant-GoYernOr, D. C. Linsley, of Bur-
lington, and for Treasurer, J. II. Noyes, of
Hyde Park. Resolutions reafirming trust
and confidence in the principles Of the
Democratic party, commencing the recon-
struction policy of President johnson, in
favor of taxing United States bonds, and
commencing the soldiers of our armies for
their bravery and endurance in putting
down the late rebellion, were adopted
Speeches were made by Mr.. Smith, of Mil
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of Rutland, and others.
ITKMs.
NEW YORK, June 29.-There are reports
of another extensive fraud on the Revenue
and the officers have taken possession of a
large distillery in the 5th District. Partic-
ulars have not transpired.
The inhabitants of the Rhenish provinces
have issued an appeal to the French people
expressing fears that they may be invaded,
and declaring with much force and feeling
that they are Germans and intend to re-
main Germans.
Welkesbarre dispatch says the Cata-
wissa case has been settled.
The consolidation of the Atlantic Great
Western Company is valid and lawful.
ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY.
AUGUSTA, GA, June 29.-An attempt was
made to rob the National Bank Of Atlanta,
on Thursday, while the cashier was engaged.
Eleven thousand dollars were extracted
from the desk The thief was arrested and
secured.
The steamship Southern Rights has ar
rived at Charleston from Liverpool. She is
one Of the new liIe of steamers established
between Boston and Charleston.
FREEDMEN BEHAVING BADLY
The Freedmen are behaving badly in the
Sumter district of South Carolina, and a
of Regulars has been seat from
20 preserve order.