Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-19
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AAW f9RK,July 1s.-- The steamer Man
haitian, from Vera Cruz, has arrived at
quarantine. yellow fever IS not so preva-
liant at Vera Cruz
ss The W.ie of Asximilian was soon to
leave for Europe to arrange for new loan.
Cruz.
lraF ...ftf6 Z DIsAsIRoUs sToRN.
The heaviest under storm, .accompanis5
By torrents Of rain. occurred This morning,
lasting about half an hour. Several places
were struck By ikhthinggi i A block of I2
unfinished brick buildings in Warren street,
Brooklyn, Eas, nearly IAspsii by light
ming and the gale One ortEo vessels were
strnck By ightRngzif ,asassl ~ n
st. Johns chapel was set on Ere; and the
stseple of the ST. Tefesas church vas struck
by lightning. Notwithstanding the large
quantity Of rain, tAs heat after, The storm
passed. vas undininishe6.a-i Z 90
suA STROKES. is''e
Several more fatal cases Of sun stroke ara
reported, and large numbers Of people were
taken 10 their homes in apartial pEestrated
state BY the police. !. -,..'1 - ~. ...e, p
'1fr-gs .rfzl5ts4THx WEATHERsi =. s,--4.
p BALrIMokE, July Is.-Ths humber of
deaths from, heat to-day will reach thirtv
at1east- lFhe heat has been very severe,
though shefe was @scBe bFesse.=sWe have
had no 1afngas yet The thermometer TO-
night indicates S8o.
s,.is Nh, DECISION.
Ii gWAsH1EayOs,, July lS1J1dge Wylie of
the Supreme Court, has decided on g writ of
habeas corpus that the Sergeant-at-A Arms of
the HOUSE ~ Hepresehtatives has a lawful
rightto theleastody Of the parties charged
with asasItiag Mr.. Painter, Clerk of the
Postofice COMMITTEES. So
-@a"7Ha Ha sfzREsEED.
The principal party connected with the
counterfeiting Of 500 compound interest
notes has been arrested. 90 The presses and
plates have been secured with several thous-
and dollars Of the counterfeit notes
tsis q hAn soil- MEErINe. leIq slJ
RieHM6sB, Va, July LFherstase Exc.
cutixeD Committees of the party organiza-
tons Of 1850 held an adjourned meeting
to day aud unanimously y adopted 8 resolu-
ton declaring that they heartily sym
Pathize with the object of thss proposed
Philadelphia Convention in restoring real
peace and in brining back the Government.
in pfastice, to its settled principles and
ussgss under the Consultation. The second
resolution recommends the people to hold
district conyentions TO elect delegates.
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ALBANY, July fsEA detachment of 115
men from the 10th regiment proceeded n
.thescene of the antirrent difficulty in the
town OF Knox this morning. The sheriff
found Warmers house closed and its doors
barricadeds s He forced them open and re-
moved the furniture into the street, where
it soon was drenched by storm,
The soldiers were quartersd in the house
and outbuildingss and t0-morfoE they will
move forward TO assist in thaexscution of
the writs. Col ". S. Church, the principal
party interested against the ansi4renters,
was arrested bya constable ON q charge of ar
saclt with deadly weapon upon one of the
parties who resisted the execution of the
processes9 A deputy sheriff was also ar
rested on e like charge They were taken
six miles 70 magistrate, before whom they
gave bail. The detective officers arrested
three ahti-rehsers, sgsinst whom warrants
had been issued and placed them under
military guard.