Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-26
FOREIGN ITEMS.
vALrARAIso TO BE COMMANDED.

LlIad'id LII e. March ~ to New York Herald
Que Month ago the Spanish government
dispatched a special messenger to the Ad-
mirll commanding their squadron in the
Pacific 10 lombard Valparaiso at once, and
after iay'.g It IN ruins get up steam and
icarc the Pqcifr. making M0Rierideo ths
reHie-rJuS, These orders were couched IN
the most positive terms, and the Spanish
Admiral was cautioned to see that they
were carried out to the letter. After ven
geance has been fully satiated the affair
would be quietly closed by t&e withdrawal
Of the Spanish squadron from the waters
of the Pacific.
ARRIVAL OF HON. JOHN P. HALE.
Isirid Letter March 2s) to New York Herald.
Our Minister, Hon. John P. Hale, has
recently taken a house in oneof the prom
inent streets, and is settled down comfort
ably for the time which he may reside
here. The Office of the Legation is now
being removed from the residence Of He
ratio j. Perry, Esq, Secretary Of Lega-
ton, who has for a long tine acted as
Charge dAfuires during the different
| periods no Minister has been present,
and removed 10 Mr.. Hale's residence. /
am happy to say that Mr.. Hale occupies an
elevated position in the diplomatic corps,
and his relations with the government are
Of the most agreeable character.
COMMODORE GoLDsBoRoUGH AT FLORENCE.
[slorcnce Letter Nareh 25) to y. Y. Herald
Hon George P. Marsh, our Minister,
gave a few nights since a very agreeable
reception in honor of Admiral Goldsbor
ough and the officers Of ihe Colorado, now
at Loghorn, to which he invited all the
Americans in Florence. Among the
officers present were Admiral Goldsbor-
ough, Captain Case, L;eutenants LamsOn,
Sampson and Robson; Lieutenant
Meeker Of the Marine corps; Ensign
Pendleton, and a number of others whose
names l cannot recall. Among the resi-
dents we're Colonel 7. b. Lawrence, Con-
sui General, Mrs. Lawrence and Miss
Chapman; Mr.. Hiram Powersa nd family;
Mr.. j. T. Hart and I. j. jackson, SOUP
tors; Messrs. Craig and Gipner, artists
DR.. Dayton and family, Mr.. Mattini, Vice
Consul General, and family, and a large
number Of others, residents of and visi-
tors in Florence. The entertainment
passed of in delightful manntr, and was
highly enjoyed by every one Mr.. Marsh
and his charming lady was exceedingly
genial and kind, and placed every one at
once at their case. Such reunions OF
Americans abroad are among our most
agreeable experiences, and 1t is to be
hoped that We shall enjoy many more Of
them.
THE ENGLISH TAILORs' STRIKE SUCCESS
Full.
LFrom the Lou3on Times, April 81
In accordance with the promise made
on Wednesday to the men by the en-
ployers deputation, Mr.. Green, the Secre-
tsry of the Operative Tailors' Committee,
yesterday morning received a letter from
Mr.. Brown, the Chairman of the Associ-
ated Masters, informing him that they
were willing to come to an arrangement
upon the resolution adopted at the meet
ing Of the Joint deputations on Wednes
day, and requesting the deputation from
the men to meet them at five o'clock last
evening to make definite arrangements.
The Populations met accordingly, and an
agreement was drawn up, to be binding
Oh both parties, by whicd the men were
20 receive the advance of one penny per
hour, yielding at the anne time some
minor claims made by them. The strike
and lockout may, therefore, be considered
virtually at an end. A general meeting
Of the men is to be held this day to re-
ceiye the report Of their committee, and it
is understood the shops are to be opened
and work resumed on Saturday morning
next. The men, although not obtaining
all they asked for. nave gained a consider
able addition to their weekly wages.