Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26
TUESDAY, JUNE 20. 1866.
THE N E w s.

a case of coup de soIiel happened yesterday
New York
There were no new casei Of cholera in New Yoi
yesterday. '
| aArumor CONES from Washington that the Co
srnlnent has taken steps to releaae the Fenia
prisoners.
Some additional foreign news brought Ly IL
steamship Germania, will be found in our Ne
York dispatches.
A man named Joseph Shoot, in Chicago, kille
his wife with an s1, on Saturday, in q mt of dunk
en- delirium.
A call for National Union Convention to d
held 10 Philadelphia on the 18th Of August, ha
bscn issued by ihs JOhnsOhites- H.aH rl
| Nj. Dent, Gen. Grants fAfher-in-law, who Ia
besn seriously i'll in Washington, for some days, i
slowly recovering
The colored citizens Of Philadelphia held mas
meeting on Thursday evening, to protest agaiRs
their exclusion from the street cars. -a-
Ten thousand of the Masonic franternity are re.
ported to have participated in celebrating the au
niyersary Of their patron Saint, at Anderson, In-
diana, on Saturday.
The Common Council Of New York have decided
not 70 celebrate the coming Fourth of July, on
the ground that there available funds in the
treasury.
a we're tornado passed over Buffalo yesterday,
doing considerable damage to trees, awnings and
buildingS. One man was injured, and two Others
are reported killed.
The passage from New ORLEANS to New York by
tbs mail boat, has been made in four days, the
l. a.. n .
the 2Oth, were received IN New York yesterday
morning.
ST. Johns Day was celebrated saturday
Aechanicsburg, Champaign county, by the MssCns
Of Columbus, Urbana and other p4ints, to the
number of near two thousiul Rev O. z FoltOn,
Of Columbus, was the orator.
Baltimore is estimated to have population Of
so, 900, at least. In IsGO, it WAS 2I2, as. In
Ward Five, where the population was $500, the
number Of residents, BY recent census, is shown
to be l2,O52.
Aeispatch frem Albany states that the Canal
Superintendent commenced filling the Ieyes at the
break west Of Schenectady on Saturday, and that
boats from beyond the break are expected at Al
bany This morning
IL is reported that MaximiIian demanded an al.
vance Of utpney from Napoleon under the threat
Of abandoning Mexico refused, and that the de-
mand was refused aud Marshal Bazine instructed
10 take measures to ascertain the wishes Of the
people of Mexico.
II Is complained that st a late ireman's coIebra-
ion st Houston, Texas, disloyal demonstration, |
we're made. The South was represented by young |
sdy in el Ains, Confederate airs and no Nationsl
mes were played, and no National hags dis
,laysd.
wa ch factory, with a capital Of s25O, 200 Is |
'Oing started at EIgins Illinois, forty miles west
Il Chicago. Most Of the Stockholders have hitherto
'een workman in the American Watch Factory st
SAlthAm, Mass. They e1 pect to make 60 watches |
'er day.
At Edinburg, johnson county, Indiana, on Fri
law, mau named Ditman murdered Martha Ben
lett, married lady. Hs shot her We times, b All
er over the head, and finally ict FIRE to T cloth
ng after which he went TO saloon, took dunk
moke,i cigar, aud waited tiI An "ssoer came 10
rrest him. #..
Madison, Wisconsin, paper asserts positively
hat alter OORgress sdJourns Presi.L,,.. Johnson
nd Secretary Seward ~ Accompany Senator Doc
tile and Governor Randall on a visit TO that city
. attend the National Union Convention. From
here (according to the same authority the party
iIl proceed to Milwaukee -
The post mortem examination OF little Girl.
ged seven years, who died in Bethlehem, Connee-
cut, revealed the fact that her death was caused
, particles which had been bitten from her finger
ais. They were swallowed, Aad sticking into
he sides Of the stomach caused liberation, and
saith ensued.
On the l6ih inst train of $50 wagons, with
lsEohAndise valued at s. 600 oOO escorted by Co0
on the way from Matamoras to Mon
srey, attacked by the Republican General
scobedo, with 600 msn. After a severe fight,
which the native MexicaEs of the Imperial
'rce threw down their arms, but the Austrians
'ught desperately, the entire train was captured,
,geiher with 500 prisoners and Il pieces Of arti-
~. Geu. 0Iyera, the Imperi list commander,
as severely wounded. Ii was thought this vic
,ry would force MaximiIian's troops to evacuate
IAtamoras.
Tho Roshestsr papers of the 22d state that
resbyteTiAn clergyman named Lindsey, residing
bont a mile south Of Medina, New York, whipped |
Is child, boy three years old, severely that he
I'D in two hours afterwards-because he could
Of or wonld not say his prayers. The statement
ado by the father TO the COroners jury as as fol
ws: "On the 18Th of June the child dfsobeyed
is step mother, and commenced correcting him, | ,
sing shingIo fer the purpose, aud continued to
lastise him for more than two hours, when the
lid began to show signs Of debility, and ceased
punish him and laid him on a couch, and called {
y wife. When she saw the child she said he was | f,
Iings and before Il O'Clock he was dead" The
oroners jury returned a verdict a. that death
suited from chastisement by the father
TLe steamship Morzvian arrived at New York
ssterdAy, with two days later foreign news.
be Austrian Government had gisen the PrussiAn ,
mister his walking papers, and the Austrian
mister to Prussia had demanded his Austrian
oops were to concentrate near Frankfort on-the-
ain. The PrussiAn army was in position on the !
lesiAn frontier, throwing up delencss on all the
ads. Italy, it is expected will throw $1,000
oops scrOss the Po, and follow up the movement
pouring 3e0, 600 msn into Yenetia The cholera
I'd broken out at Berlin. KOssuth had issued an :
idress to the HungariaAs, advising them TO .
atch and wait their chance OF striking blow for
eedOm. The Diet Of the German States had voted
mobolize the Federal army, declared the indis :
iObility Of the confederation, ana voted Its ad |
,renee TO the Austrian declaration In the En- ,
ish House of Commons Gladstone said the sym
Ithies of England were with Austria in the Ger
an quarrel and with Italy in the Italian ques &
on
The Harrisburg, (PA.,) Telegraph Of june 18Th .
ates that family Of three persons living in
ork county, named Squibb, consisting of Mr.
luihb, his wife aud grand daughter, were mur-
.red in the night and the hoHse r,kbaa Of fra, |
BOO to $500. Ths account says; TIE nsiShtors !
und Mr. 5. lying on the porch Of his house. his
'dy bearing the marks OF no Isss than fsurtssn
Its that had been made thereon with n knis. I,
,e hands Of the murderer. Tue old man. nc. :
As not extinct, bat he was Inaccessible ana I;ra5 ,
lly until last evening. Inside the house was tI,s
I'm Of Mrs. Squibb, horribly beaten and cat
be, TOO, seaseless, and there is not he l.sst
DPs entertained Of her recovery, while it is highly
rObable that the vital spark has ned ere This I
aches the eye Of the reader. Near BY Iay the
0dy Of the grand daughter, colddndesth TWAS
30 stAbbed, beaten and bruised. From the fact
rat all the victims were found livsstea of their
hoes, il is believed that he murder vas commit
Z rhen they were preparing to retire. which, &c
ording 10 their custom. must have been At IN |,
ITly hour in the evening. Upon 8 search Of the
rshises being msie yesterday, ab5uf $3.50 in
'Oneg vas found, which the murderer failed 70 Law
b hands uPo1, but married daughter vrhs lives |
the vicinity states that IT was supposed Mr..
quhb had 500 or SsOein his possession, and it is
robable that the robber obtained $50 or &45O-A
nan reeOmPense for his gGIls As an Assassin. 1t
not known who connittsd the erima, but he ERI
q Be brought to justice, e. ttuuraeF will ont