Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-04


large number of his personal friends.
From Havana.
HAVANA. March 24-Since Wednesday
night there has been a report of negro in
surrections on 0viedo's plantations, and also
on an estate of Martin Hernandez, and on
two others near Bohondron. The govern
ment sent this morning some cavalry, and
infantry are now preparing to go to the
scene Of action. There is little danger to be
apprehendod of a general insurrection at
present, but many feel that it will come
sooner or later.
There has been large defalcation dis
covered in the military treasury, and In
tendant Don joaquin Galvez and Inventor
Don Vicente Rodriguez have been con
demned to pay g, ,562, ,294. There are also
large deficits in the custom house and other
departments.
The United States gunboat Mackinaw
has been in port several days, and leaves
tomorrow for st. Thomas. Capt. Drake has
not been we'll, but is improving.
The health of the island is very good.
We have less sickness of any kind than
usual at this season.
New Jersey Senate.
TRENTON, y. j., March, 3.-This morning
a resolution TO go into joint meeting with
| the House of Assembly, to elect a United
| States Senator, again came up in the New
| Jersey Senate. Senator Scevel addressed
| the Senate at length, declaring that he
could not surrender his position without
dishonor, and he would adhere 10 it to the
/ end. A vote to 90 into a Joint meeting was
then taken, and lost by 10 to 9. Two Sena-
/ tors absent, who would have voted against
the resolution. When the resolution was
announced there were Kisses in the lobby,
and the greatest excitement prevailed
Senator Seovel in his speech was particu-
| larly severe upon Mr.. Cattell and MIR. Rob
inson, of Camden, denouncing them as hav-
ing hourished and grown rich upon the suf-
| ferings of the people in the recent civil
war. He offered to vote for any man who
entertained views that he did. He was moi
urging his own election, He did not want
the position himself, but he never could anG
never would submit TO the dietation of any
party clique
Bosrov. April "a fire broke out las
night in No. 154 and l66 Devonshire street
which was principally confined to the sixtl
story Of the building. D. C. Griswold, a dry
goods dealer, who occupied the lower floors
suffered loss to the amount Of 81, 600, which
was mostly by water. Insured for S5,500l
in Boston, and the balance in New Yorl
Offices.
The Maiden Murder Case.
The Supreme Court this forenoon, in tn,
case Of Edward Green, the Maiden murder
er, decided against the writ Of error applied
for, and confirmed the previous Judgment 0
the court appointing him to execution.
Salute.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, April 3-The Repub
licans here are firing 80 guns over the elee
ton of Gen. Hawley. The Palladium o
this evening figures up $50 majority To-
Howley in the State.
Discovered.
LOUISVILLE, April The robbcr Of tn
Third National Bank of Nashville, Of S700
made last December, mas been discovered
A negro porter was arrested who confesse'
the robbery. About $4,000 was recovered.
Conservative Victory.
ST. LOUIS, April 3.-Ineomplete return
indicate that the conservatives have carrie,
their general ticket by 1000 majority, anC
have also elected large majority in botl
branches Of the city council.
Californian Items
SAN FRAScIsco, April 3.-Dates from l.
Pace, Colorado, up to the Both March, state
that 2 fight had occurred between the Ma
joras and Yappahis on the one side, and tn
Pintes and Chimahuris on the other. Tn
former was defeated with loss of 25 kille'
and large number wounded.
On the End instant the water at Sacra
mento was Eve inches higher than at-an,
previous time this season. The country i
overhowed for hundreds of miles.
The mines reported rich are accumulating
The reforms introduced by Mcdowell
while on visit, are regarded as beneficial
Governor Cummings and the Secretary
Territory are at war. Charges and counter
charges are being made.
Public opinion strongly favors the Presi
dents reconstruction policy. The radlca
Republicans are much condemned.