Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-28

which is f3O0O,OOO.
The Irish Government has released .
/ fresh batch Of -Fenians on condition that
they leave the country forthwith, and seven
Of them have just sailed from Londonderry
for America, all Of them persons who came
over to Ireland, as the authorities believe,
| on Fenian business. Their names ware
Captain Michael Duffy, Of the American
artillery, James Barnes, of Meaghsr's brig
ade, Captain E. u Guigan, Colonel Dennis
Il Burke, Ssth n. 7. Regiment Lieutenant A.
E. Doherty, General McClellsn's staff, Mai.
w. Monahan and Thomas Hines James
OCallaghan, Cork prisoner of sJme note,
has also been released on the same under
standing. All the Fenians who have left
Dorry were ups,er thirty years Of age, and
one of them had 5000 in his-possession.
A terrible fire broke out in the city Of
Antwerp, on the 10th inst, in some ware
houses where petroleum was stored The
oss is estimsied at 500, ,00e to $500, 900.
The Tempes has following extraordinary
tory:
If our information from Rome is correct,
she Pope is en- the eve OF taking, IN antici-
Pc e--.e-N,-- I-.t " sss.I slaslon
wanting in. n.Originaiity, and which, if real
| lied, will certainly provoke long contro-
versies and complications of more thsn one
kind After having announced his inten-
ton to the Catholic world in a solemn en-
cyclical, his Holiness will write, the report
says, letter TO the Emperor Napoleon, in
which he will offer to hand over to him,
under the title Of "vicarlate' the states Of
the church. 1tsi51F
PARIS, Aug. I4.-A correspondent of the
London Times says:
have more precise information as to the
object of the Empress Carlotts's visit to
Paris. Il is to obtain a release for the
present from the obligation of paying what
is due to France out of the proceeds Of
the Mexican Custom House. The invasions
of the Insurgent Bands, have greatly re-
duced their proceeds. which are now con-
fined to the port Of Vera Cruz. The Mexi-
can Government requires even with the
strictest economy, $500, 900 piastres month
ly for its indispensable expenses, and for
some time past, it has not been in the re-
ceipt of more than two-ffths of that sum
from the Customs The financial condi-
ton of the Mexican Government is thus
reduced to the lowest ebb, and has to seek re-
lief from its generous creditors.
The Paris correspondent Of the Inde
pendence says:
The concessions which she asks of Napo-
leon are--frst, a protection by the French
Of the troops 10 remain in Mexico; second,
the recall of Marshal Bazaine; third, an
extension of time of the payment due BY
the Empire to France, which payment falls
due next January.
Carlotta asks that the recall of the French
troops be put of until April, 1867, and that
Napoleon furnish certain number of
French officers to organize the new Mexican
army, which is to consist of forty battalions
Of one thousand men each, besides the
foreign legions, which consists OF about TO-
600 troops. She asks, also, full compile
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Of 50,0e0 men,
As regards Marshal Bazaine the Empress
requests that he be replaced by General
Douai, because, since the Marshal's mar
riage he seems to take more interest in home
affairs than in the 'extirpatiOn of the enc
mics of Maximilian's crown The loss Of
Mstamoras is attributed to lack of energy
on his part, and moreover the Marshal is
very autocratic in his conduct, so much so
as to have once 50 offended the Emperor by
a curt reply as to make the latter threaten
to abdieate if Bazaine would not make an
amends honorable. This was made by the
French commander at the urgent request Of
| N. Dano French Ambassador In Mexico.
POSTAL.
WAsH1SGrox, August 27.-From the first
of September next postage on letters for
warded from the United States by French
mail for Portugal, Madeira, and the Azozes
/ Islands, viii be 27 cents per single letter,
usaight one quarter Of an ounce, prepay
ment optional, which will cover the full
/ charge to destination. Newspapers and
other printed matter may also be forwarded
/ to Portugal by the French mail, on prepay
ment of United States postage, only Of two
| cents each for newspapers and two cents
| for four ounces; three cents for pamphlets,
magazines, and other printed matter.
| -aa4 MORE PARDoSs.
Authority was given to-day for the prep
aration of warrants for pardon Of four per-
sons who took part in the rebellion. These
pardons are granted to individuals from
| Texas, Georgia, Louisiana and Kentucky,
who come under the thirteenth exception,
or twenty thousand dollar clause.
APPOINTMENTS.
The President has appointed William R.
/ Judson Assessor of Internal Revenue for
the Thirty-seveath District of New York;
also J. NJ. Walker, United States Marshal
for the District of Iowa, and Charles 6.
Montio, Marshal for the Eastern District Of
Missouri, and Thomas s. Wallace, Marshal
for the Western District of that State.
CALL FOR CONVENTION.
The following is call Tor Soldiers
and Sailors National Convention:
ain pursuance of the resolution passed at
a meeting of the Soldiers and.,Sailors' Unicn,
held in Washington, D. c., on Monday
evening, August goth, 1866, we invite all
soldiers and sailors who have served in the
Union army and navy during the late war
for the suppression of the rebellion, and
| who believe that treason should be made
odious and traitors punished, who are OPP
posed to the restoration of rebels to power
and offering premiums for treason and
treaehery, and IN favor Of the proposed con-
! stitutional amendment, and of continuing
Congress as the law-making power of the
government, to meet at Pittsburgh, Penn
sylvsnia, on Tuesday, September 2Sth,
1866, at Il. o'clock NJ. We made our srgu-
ment in the field. Signed,
L Edwin Dudly, Mass; W A Sharp, Pa;
Jas B Royce, Vt: VIM Hunt, |; 6 Mer-
ril, Conn; VIM Morse, n Y; H N Pottery.
I'M; VIC Porter, O; A Hall, D c; L J
Kirkland, Nd; c E Caphart West Va;
M Miller, lad; S C Van Deventer, Mich;
Ashbell Ingersoll, MINI; Chas. Barr, Mo-;
Thomas Dalton, Ky; Jas T Smith, III;
D s Curtiss, Wis; Porter " Pritchard, Iowa;
8 R Harrington, Kansas; L C HOnck, Tenn
It is added that endorsements Of this
movement have been received from many
of the most prominent soldiers Of the coun-
try. All soldiers and sailors favorable to
tbs cause and willing to have their names
| upon this list, are requested 70 address
(Signed) L. EDWIN DUDLEY,
~ Washington, D. G.
New York dispatches from Buffalo state
that the British troops at Fort Erie have
been ordered to break camp on the 2Sth-
The Canadian government has received IN
formation,that no movements contemplated
before February. The cavalry which have
been patroling the frontier have been re-
lieYed by the gun boat Cheru5 and the tug
boat Rose. - ~
RATIFICATION MEETING.
BosroS, August 27.-Fannenil Hall was
crowded this evening for grand rally and
ratification of the Philadelphia address and
declaration of principles. Hon. Henry W.
Payne presided, who was the principal
speaker.
CONSPIRACY At SING SING.
PoUeHKEEPsIE, NY, Aug 27.-Informa-
ton iust received in this city states that Q
! number Of eonEicts employed in the quarry
ot Sing Sing prison attacked a keeper thu
! afternoon, and endeavored 10 wrest re-
} volver from him. He stoutly resisted, ana
r his attempts 70 free himself attracted tn
attention Of the other keepers, who immedi
ately repaired to his assistance. In tn
meantime the attacked man managed Z
) free his pistol, when he fired at his assall
ants. killing one Of them instantly. TIL
other keeper fred also, mortal1y woundint
three. when the balance of the consplrator
we're secured. At halfpast six o'clock thu
evening all was quiet again. It is said tina
two convicts escaped last night, and II
1 reported that some Of those who made tn
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