Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-23
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The account of a Guy FaWks plot to blow
up the Houses of Parliament, reported by
the cable was greatly exaggerated. A paper
containing nine pounds of powder and
slow matcn was picked up by policeman
on duty. Its object is not aPParent,s
The London News announces that the pa
tronage of the Atlantic cable had become so
great that the directors had in gcOntsDpla-
tion the establishment Of a new scale Of
prices-frst, second and third class. mes
sages, according to priority the latter to be
Of the same rates as now charged Trr~
The following are the principal passages
of interest in the Queens speech on the pro-
rogation of Parliament '1.T n -ie
Her Majesty has great satisfaction in con-
graduating the country and the world at
large on the successful accomplishment Of
the great design Of connecting Europe and
America BY means of an electric telegraph.
1t is hardly possible to anticipate the full
extent of the benefits which may be con-
ferred on the human race by this signal
triumph of scientific enterprise, and her
Majesty has pleasure in expressing her deep
sense Of what is but due to the private en-
ergy which, in spite ofrepeated failures and
discouragements, has at length for the sec
ond time succeeded in establishing direct
communication DelWeeu LQ6 LWO CDnlluculos
Her Majesty trusts that no ifnpediment may
occur to interrupt the success of this great
undertaking, calculated as, it is to cement
vet closer the ties which bind her Majesty's
North American colonies t0itheir mother
country, and promote the unrestricted in
tercourse and friendly feeling which it is
most desirable should subsist between Her
Majesty's dominions and the great rspub-
lie of the United States A widespread and
reasonable conspiracy haTlng Tor its object
the subAersion Of Her Majesty's authority
In Ireland, the confscstion Of property and
the establishment of republic having its
seat in Ireland, but deriving its principal
support from naturalized citizensof = foreign
| and friendly State, compelled Her Majesty
at the commencement of the present session
| to assent to q measure recommended BY her
representative in Ireland Tor the temporary
/ suspension in that part OF Her MsJestys
doninions of the habeas corpus act That
measure firmly but temporarily acted on
by the Irish executive bad the effect to pre-
/ ventany outward mani festaEons OF treason
| able intentions, and of causing the with
drawal from Ireland Of the greater portion
| of those foreign agents, by whom the con-
Spiracy was mainly fostered. s,.7 .if-
The leaders however Of this movement
/ were not deferred from prosecuting their
criminals designs beyond the limits of her
Msjesty's dominions. They soon attempt
/ ed from the Territories Of the United
| States Of America, an inroad upon the peace
| fll subjects of her Majesty's in her North
| American Provinces. That attempted in
road however, only served to manifest in
| the strongest manner the Loyalty and de-
votion of her Majesty's subjects In those
Provinces, who, without exception Of creed,
or origin, united in defence of their soVer-
/ ign and their country. 1t serves also to
1 i F-s F-,- oft
i teution to international rights displayed by
/ the Government of the United States,
whose active interference by checking any
attempted invasion Of a friendly State
mainly contributed to protect her MsjestT's
dominions against tho evils Of predatory
inroad. err n =,
Napoleon had returned unexpectedly
from Vichy, and rumors Of, his serious III
ness, had caused sensation in financial
circles. - --ai-i',J o.
COL. ROBERTS. .F .-.,.t
NEw YoBK, Aug. 22-Colonel Roberta has
| issued a circular TO the Fenisn Brother
hood, contradicting certsin naliclous re-
mort to the effect that the Fenian Brother
hood are to be used for political and party
| purposes. All such asserted, are bare fabri-
cations.
Stepbeus is preparing an address 70 the
| Fenians which is understood to be eleven
| columns long.
CONTRIBUTION oRn1kNs. 81 s1
| LARGE quantities of arms, contributed by
the circle, are said 10 have reached the
i Fenian War Department
FROM TIE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
wssHuerox. August q. There is official
authority for DENYING the statement that
the Secretary of the Treasury has given IN.
structions that no money shall DO paid out
of the Treasury under the PROVISIONS OF me
Lineal Appropriation Law, for .adaltlonal
bounties 10 soldiers. Assoon as the regular
t;ons governing the payment shall be agree
unon by the Commission, they viii De tur-
nished to the Treasury Dopartments and
not until then will they be presented Tor
tbe decision of the Secretary. The ques-
ton IL whether the law carries with 1t an
appropriation for the object specified
cotoREp BAPTIST GoHVEsrIoy.-r
RIcHuoED, Va, August 22.--The American
Rantist Missionary Convention, colored,
| adopted resolutions to-day consofdating
With the Northwestern and southern BaP-
tist Conventions, also 5esoi iatlon n eeelsring
Colonization detrimental TO the interests OF
tbs colored race, and claiming equality and
natural and civil rights4l roe ed vEu
yrSroRs AT THE zxEcuTIvE MANSION.
w.ETTEgroN. August, 22.-The President
rsva audience for several hours to-day to
an unusually large number Of visitors,
among them many ladies' all taking their
| tnrn h make known their business, which
CO.. the Greater rart did not fall within the
line Of Bis executive duty, the eonEsrsation
being conducted in tone sufhcisnty loud
10 discover this fact .f, --.,.. ms
REVENUE RECEIPTS.
w,sz,roroy. August 22.-Ths receipts of
rrts-nal Revenue since The first Of July are
$50 00e,0Oo. Z, sm on
LErr PENSACOLA
Official information was received here %
dsv that the q. s. steamer Mahascas eignt
Guns, has left Pensacola for IanPieo- IN &C &C
cordance with instruction ioundea On sIe
Presidents proclamation relative 70 MAXI
milian's paper blockade 5a-7sgzs sd
xxEcurfrn APPcISrsHzTs.
The following executive appointments
were made to-day: La.sa t=.sa..
,ort of trieste and all other ports in the
Austrian dominions on the Adriatic cost ex-
csnting those ports which belong to the
T,dmhsriy and Venetian kingdom Thomas
Grav. Of California, naval officer at San
Francisco, and John McGinnis, Of Illinois,
/ Commissioner to the Paris Exposition.
t NEW coUsTERTEITs.
During the confinement Of Col. streight
and companions in Libby Prison. some Of
: them. though indifferenty provided with
a drawing msterials, so well initiated United
r States notes as to find ready purchases
among the rebels in exchanges for provisions.
One Of these counterfeits Wasr received BY
o the Treasurer to-day, the owner OF It lnno-
Gently supposing it would be redeemed oJ
), that officer. ~
ExTHUsIAsrIc NEETTSG.
PHrLADsLPAIA, August 22.-Ihere was AZ
q enthusiastic meeting this evening a. th'
4 Union league gnt npu'1, PreampIs and Reso.
irtiors were presented by Charles Gibbons
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