Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-05
THE NE s .
GoLp cIesed last night al I4sI.

Nune1 dieo OF Lhe WOUNDS received Q
Callao.
A DELEGATION of coIored men in Ne-
. York have offered their services to th
, Fenisn cause.
WAsHNeToE papers say that Governmen
considers the Fenian invasion of Cansd
virtually ended.
WHrrE, a notorious guerrilla, who wa
, pardoned some time age, has been electe,
! Mayor of Leesburg, Va.
THAD. STEVENS was taken sick on Thurs
day, and his friends express some appre
hensiOn for his condition.
A DISPATCH from Omaha, Nebraska, ssyi
the first hundred miles of the Union Pacific
} Railroad was completed Monday. -.
CHAs. A. DANA, late Of the Chicago Repu5-
Lloan, is in Washington as witness before
the Blaine -COukling Investigating Com
mittee.
IT is reported that Juarez has intimated
his intention of transferring the direction
of the affairs of the Mexican Republic to
Santa Anna.
THERE were FIVE new cases of cholera and
ten deaths at quarantine New York, yester-
day. Eighty eight cases are still in the
hospital ships.
TIE ship "Artesan@ at New Orleans,
loading for Boston, yesterday,was struck by
lightning and the cargo partially burned
and the vessel sunk
TIE New York Tribune, writing against
the delay in bringing JEFF. Davis TO trial,
says: "Let us have an end of shams.
Either try him or let him 60"
TIE body of DR.. W. German, from Gin
cinnati, was found Haating in the Cumber-
land river at Nashville yesterday. 1t was
supposed he had committed suicide.
TORoNro specials say the excitement in
Canada is rapidly subslding. Exposed
points are guarded thoroughly, and trains
on the Great Western are running regularly.
THE Spanish Government has ordered
Admiral Nunez to withdraw from the waters
of Peru and Chill, ostensblY for climatic
reasons. Next season she proposes to send
iron-clads TO those waters.
IT is rumored that the British Minister at
Washington has made demand on the
Government for the surrender of the Fenian
prisoners at Buffalo, but that it is probable
the demand will not be complied with.
DArEs from China, a little over two
months old, say that the tea season was
nearly over, and that the total exports for
1865 to America and Great Britain were
about 100000 pounds more than in
Is64-5.
The Toledo Commercial, Of Monday, says
Six hundred Fenans camped near Maumee
on Saturday, and left on Sunday night for
Buffalo. The Fenians from Toledo are on
war footing and will leave within-contra-
band hours.
TaE Western Fenians are Just getting
walked up. Five hundred left Chicago for
the East last night, via Crestline, and will
pass through Cleveland this morning. A
regiment is aIse advertised to start East
from Milwaukee to-day.
President JOHNSON has accepted the in
yitation 10 deliver the Grafton at the laying
of the corner stone of the Douglas monu-
ment at Chicago, and the occasion has been
postponed, TO suit his convenience, until
after the adjournment of Congress.
TINS Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
having adjourned without pronouncing on
the eonstitutionality of the law of that
State disfranchising deserters, preparations
are to be made to enforce it BY overhauling
the war records and making out list of
those who fall within its provisions.
THE Postmaster General yesterday sent
to the Senate communication, in reply to
q resolution of that body, relating TO the
establishment of system of telegraphic
communication ia connection with the
postal service 5f the Government, in which
he expressed an opinion adverse 10 the
project.
DUBING political meeting at Warrens-
burg. Missouri, on Friday, where General
Blair spoke, fracss occurred pistols were
drawn during the row, and one Radical was
killed and one wounded; one Conservative
was shot in the arm and seriously wounded
several heads were hurt. Bad whisky was
at the bottom of the affair, coupled with
the presence Of many returned rebels from
the surrounding country.
THE reception of the Fenian news caused
great excitement among the irrepressible
Brotherhood in Columbus. Public meet
=. -, ,-,-o hald Gaturdn- n,an;,z - Co.
day forenoon, at which inhammatory
speeches were made and warlike resolu-
tions adopted. The meeting Sunday de-
cided by vote in favor of Gen. Sweeny in
preference to Stephens, and the Columbus
Circle re-organized in the interest of Gen.
Sweeny, the old officers resigning.
YESTERDAY afternoon the United States
Marshal at Watertown, N. Y, seized a
couple Of cars loaded with Fenian arms
that were passing north through that place.
aHd run them out of town to secure them.
In the evening party of Fenians from
Potsdam took possession of locomotive
and started to recover them. Whether they
succeeded or net was not known when the
regular telegraphic report was all in. 1t i.
safe to say that if they undertake to butt
against Uncle Sam they will get most
severely bruised.
| THE steamer Nova Scotia. from Liverpool
the 2Sd, arrived at New York yesterday.
The political situation in Europe is un-
changed, and there is nothing definite as to
the Congress. Austria had not agreed to
holding the Congress, as reported, but it
was supposed she would do so, thereby
proving her wish to avoid war. The London
Times opposes the American Radicals, and
srdenfly supports President Johnson's
policy. Austria is said to have been very
glad Of the excuse TO abandon the idea Of
sending troops to Mexico. Mr.. Bright,
NJ. P, in a letter advocating the Reform
n easure, said the wOrkingmen of England
and the negroes of America now stand on
the same footing with regard 70 the ballot.
TIE Fenian news this morning is neither
so voluminous-though for the matter oi
that there is enough to last through sn or
binary breakiast-nor 50 exciting as it has
been for a few days past As usual, it is
replete with positive assertions, and equally
as positive deniels of the same statements