Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-07
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vices 10 the Provincial Government.
Six new cases of cholera and deaths wer
reported at the New York quarantine yester
day.
MuRPHY, leader of the resident Canadian
Fenians, has been confined in the citadel g
Quebec.
sESSroR FEssESDES yesterday presente,
the final report of the Reconstruction Com
mittee.
GEy. swEEsr left ogdensburg for Buffal,
last night He'd better eight out" 70
Franco
The steamer Africa, from Liverpool, ar
rived yesterday. The news will be found
in the dispatches.
THE New Hampshire Legislature met and
organized yesterday. The Governors Mes
sage will be delivered to-day.
U. s. MARSHAL MURRAY Of New York,
was after" Roberts, President of the Fenian
Brotherhood, yesterday afternoon, but did
not succeed in finding him.
AxoEe the Feniau prisoners whom the
Canadians captured at Fort Erie, and now
in jail at Toronto, we notice the name of
James Lahony, of Cleveland, o.
On Tuesday night last terrible hurri-
caue passed over Pulaski, Tenn, it being
tho second severe storm the present year.
Trees were prostrated and fences levelled TO
the ground.
TORONTO specials say that the proclama-
ton of martial law and suspension of the
writ of habeas corpus is advocated on sc
count of the operations of secret Fenisns.
N"GES." MURPHY, with 400 Fenians, made
4 reconnaissance from Malone, N. Y, fifteen
miles into Canada, exchanged shots with
the English regulars and returned. Moth
seems to have come oft
A CITIZEN of Troy, N. Y, who went over
with the Fenisn army ofinvasion into Can
ada, says that more than one-half the men
engaged were ex-Confedsrate soldiers.
SEVERAL members aud lobby members of
the New Jersey Legislature have been pre-
sented to the Grand Jury of Mercer county
for corrupt practices in passing bills through
the Legislature of that State.
A FAIR in aid of the National Soldiers
and Sailors Orphan Home was held in
Washington last night. Speeches were made
by several prominent gentlemen. The Pres
ident also made speech.
0eDESsBURe special says before proceed
ing to Dekalb junction night before last, to
seize the cars with Fenian arms, the Ragu-
lars were ordered to load with ball cartrid-
ges, and yesterday morning forty bullets
were picked up on the grounds whore they
loaded.
The trial of Payne, for the murder OF
Captain Allen, which occurred last summer
in Nashville, caused by an allegal criminal
intercourse with Payne's wife, was COM
menced yesterday. Hon. Jourdon Stokes is
counsel for the prisoner.
ASros PRoBsT, the murderer of the Deer
ing family at Philadelphia, will be executed
in that city on Friday of the present week.
1t is said that no special change is noted in
his demeanor.
A BILL has been introduced into Congress
to organize territorial government for the
Indian Territory lying between Kansas and
Texas, and west of Arkansas and Missouri,
TO be called Lincoln Territory.
TIE U. S. Court in Richmond yesterday,
on motion of the District Attorney, gran
ted q postponement of the trial Of JEFF. Davis
until the first Tuesday in October. The
COurlg adjourned tO'that day.
Is the course Of an investigation in New
York lately, it came out that the pra ctice
was common among cigar manufacturers to
put American cigars into boxes bearing
Spanish marks, and sell them as imported
goods.
A SCAMP Of boy, who stole poodle in
New York the other day, and then returned
him TO get the reward, said, in accounting
for his wet and cold condition, that a
negro had him tied to a long stick and used
him to wash windows.
THE Raleigh Sentinel says, on the author
ity Of a letter from Gen. Lee, that the Cen
ersl desires to write history of the war,
but has not thus far made satisfactory pro-
gress, because Of the loss of his papers.
THE French Government has contracted
with the Transatlantic Steamship Com
pany for the transportation of the first de-
tachment of its troops in Mexico to France
in October next, and that Marshal Bazine
will leave at the same time.
THE number Of Fenians reported en- rtu
for the front yesterday from various points
in the United States, books up as follows:
From Buffalo 1000; from Vermont I,1OO,
with baggage wagons; lounging in Detroit
5000; from Elmira 55j passed through 500.
from Hudson, n. Y, SO; from Portland,
Maine, IS.
LATE Havana news shows that the usual
amount Of tedious and indecisive fighting
has occurred at places with uupronounc-
able names in Mexico. In ore of the en-
gsgements several Americans were reported
killed, among the liberals. Gen. Hulce, a
Spanish officer, lately in command in Cuba,
is on his way to New York-on what bust
ness is not stated:
Az officer of Gen. Meades staff reported
to the War Department that he visited the
Fenian camps in the vicinity of St. Albans,
yesterday. He saw about 800 men, one in
three of,them armed. He could find no Off
GERS, and the men said they had none. They
were in need Of provisions, and altogether
not very formidable army of invasion.
Is accordance with instructions sent by
the Attorney General af the U. S. to all o.
S. Marshals yesterday, requiring them to
arrest prominent Fenians, the U. S. Mar
shal for this District, yesterday afternoon
arrested the Head Center for the State of
Ohio, Mr.. Lavan, of this city, also the grand
Treasurer af the order, Mr.. Quinlan, and
the Head Centre of the local circle, Mr..
o'Neil. They were released on bail.
THE Military Department of Tennessee
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