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Washington News.
Republican Caucus.

htDAADAlc8n caucus.
WAsHINGroS, July 14-The Republicans
of the Senate and House, of Representatives
held an adjourned caucus meeting tonight
at the capital, General Banks in the Chair,
to hear the report of the Committee hereto
fore appointed with reference to the condi-
ton ofpublic business, and on adjournment
stated their views at some length. After
several gentlemen had spoken on the sub,
gsct REPRESENTATIVE rsssss9t6tISn Exercising the on1ios
that the state of public business was such
that Congress can adjourn sine die on Mon
day week. This was the impression of q
majority, for the resolution was agreed to
by a vote of 60 against 40.
Correspondence. tt,-
The following correspondence has Just
been promulgated !: p s1
wAsHNGroS, D. c., July IIth, 1856.
SIR:-I haye the honor to tender you
herewith, my resignation Of the Office Of P.
NJ. General 70 take effect upon your notify
ing me of its acceptance. In thus withdraw
ing from your Cabinet it is proper 10 say |
do so chiefly because Of the difference of
opinion between US in regard to the pro-
posed amendment Of the Constitution,
which approve, and the movement for the
Convention to be held at Philadelphia on
the 14th prox., TO which 1 am opposed. Ny
commence IN lne pAlrlOtlSm OF tne
Union Republican party, any conviction
that upon its permanent control of Govern
mentE Edepends, in large measure, the
peace and happiness of the country will not
permit of my holding an equivocal attitude
in respect to it Assuring you Of my per-
sonal regard and appreciation Of the uniform
courtesy received from you, am, very re-
spectfully, l.1
Yours, &c,
W. DENNIsoN.
To the President.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
Washington, D. of Columbia,
July IA, 1866.
Su-Your resignation of the Office Of Post
master General. rendered in your letter of
the 1lth inst. is hereby accepted. Fully
appreciating your kind assurance of per-
sonal regard, am, very truly and respect
fully, r1i .s-
Yours, &c.
AsDREE JOHNSON.
To the Hon. VIM. DennisOn.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-16

Governor Curtin, of Pennsylvania, has
written letter to Frank Jordan, Esq,
taking strong ground in favor Of the Re
construction amendment and init
mates that if any considerable number
of the State legislatures hold special ses-
sions 10 notify it, he will assemble the
State legislature of Pennsylvania for that
purpose. tff 80 f.s
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-16

New Laundry for Fine Washing and
Ironing of GenfIemen's Lfnen.-Messrs.
MACKENZIE PARSONS respectfully announce
20 the gentiemse of Cleveland that their new
laundry for doing hns Washing and Ironing is
now IN operation, and they are prepared TO re-
ceive orders ct their store, No. Il Monument
square, for doing up gsntlemens linen in the best
and nest neat styIs. junell:Rl3
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THE LATEST.

Arrival of the Nova SeOtiaH.
FGRrHER PoIST, July 15.-The steamship
Nova Scotian from Liverpool 9TH, via LON
donderry 9Th, passed this point this even
ing. ge4E-
The steamship Scotia, from New York had
arrived at Liverpool. --r
A Greaf BatdIe-Asfria Defeated-sues
for Peace.
IIvERroeL, July 5.-A great battle took
place on the Sd inst, near Ludowa, result
ing in the Prussians obtaining great and
conpIete victory. The Prussians took a.
0oe prisoners. There were great losses in
killed and wounded, but no estimate is
given Of the number. The Austrians sent
IN flag of truce. IN r
Austria has agreed to cede Venetia to
Emperor Eapoleon and accepts his media
ton Napoleon Immediately communicated
with the belligerents. zrE --,
The Paris Moniteur, Of the 9th makes the
following announcement:
"An important event has Just occurred.
Af,sr having maintained the honor of his
arms in Italy the Emperor of Austria con
curing in the idea expressed in the EmPe-
ror's NapoIeon's letter of June uth, his
minister of Foreign Affairs cedes Yenetia to
The French Emperor, and accepts his me-
diation for the conclusion of Peace The
eUUUcFOr Ndp0foOu udeOCu " pOA0s " Nht
sufnmcbs. and Immediately communicated
with the kiugsr Prussia, and Italy in or
der to obtain an -rmistice- AsF
The Austrian Field Marshal, Won Cab
lenz had arrived at the Prussian headquar-
ters at Moritz near Gitzchen on the evening
of the In, aiths Asg-0f truce. "a ~
The battle Of July Sd, near Ludowa, was
a great affair, and it resulted in the com
piete defeat Of the Austrians.
The sPrHssians were commanded by the
King in person. They met the Austrians
under Benedek between Moritz and Kopjg
aratz. The battle lasted twelve hours.
Until 10 o'clock a m. the battle was favor
able 70 the Austrians, but after that hour
the advantages were with the Prussians.
At 2 o'clock p. m, after an obstinate de-
ifsnse, Lhe- -PEussians carried by storm tbs
strong position of the Austrians, after which
ithe Austrians were quickly driven out OF
other positions. By 7 p m. the Aestriane
were IN full retreat to Koniggratz, pursued
hythe Prussian raTalry-rT
i The Austrians were in complete rout
1 The road was streWn- with baggage which
they threw away -
| The humber Of killed and Eouneed on
bosh sides was great, but owing to the ex-
feat of the battle field Il had not yet beer
The Prussians claim 70 have captured, NJ
q thesVsning Of the 4thy fourteen Thousand
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-16

The postmasters must look to their
heads. The new Postmaster-General,
Randall, is leader of the q Bread-and-b but
ter-brigade,' and stands ready 20 decspi-
tate al who will not fall into the ranks of
his command. BE has 8 list of those
marked for removal already. 80.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-16

Fancy Cabinet and Wooden Toilet
Articles, of the most tasty style, manufactured
It 1875 Ontario street, HRrlbuts Block, Rear
Buildings. r-sf 4 A. n. PIPER,
maye: Bis i-f . Mechanical JobbeT.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-16

steel Stamps and stencil Brands,
Ofevery description and style, manufactured al
gs6 Ontario, Hurlbut'H Block, Rear Buildings.
mayS:RI5 An. PIPER
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MONDA Y, JULY l6, 1866.

From an EdIi0rial in the N. Y. Tri-
bu1e Of May 18th, ISS6.-Union Busi-
ness Institute, at OberIIn, Ohio
Young men and others who desire 20 qualify them
selves for business in the shortest time, snd at
the east possible cost, should avail ths msslyesoi
the sdvar tages offered ct the MON Business IN
-titute ofOberlin, Ohio. There they wi find the
most accomplished teachers, the best Accommoda-
tions, and the most moral and refined society. IT
is Ice Ited at safe distance from sea ports hich
are efPosed to the visitation Of cholera and other
diseAses, and although the population emhrAees
about 4, 600 souls, there is not grog-shoF, 4 a
billiard saloon, not card-tebIs in the town.
diploma from this Institution is equivalent to the
highest ccmme6dation, forit is pledge from men
whose word Is a bond, that the graduate is fitted
for position in bank or store, brokers' Office,
that he is qualified 70 perform the duties 81 cleFk
in a railroad, steamboat, telegraph or insHrsace1
Dfice. What other and no sier professors promise
to perform, CsIkins, Griffin a Co. actually do.
They a. hearty haters Of shaus and lumbugs,
hence their book keepers, their penmen, their tel
egraPh operators, their graduates are in great de-
AAnd. The C urse Of instruction consists in the
theory and practice Of keeping accounts in any
branch OF fbusnsss-Oommercial law, psnmAnship
drilled in actual business over telegraph Inc,
under the beat teachers and at much less than che
usual expenses. Do NOT FAIL 10 apply for circl- |
lars TO q AlskINS, GkIfFIN a Or union bnsts
ness Institute, oberlin, ohi,, before going slle
where. lyl3 l
Lemgel Crawford d Son have removed /
from No. 2 Johnson's Marine Block, to their new i
office their Coal Dock foot Of West River street
iylO.Ss2
Butter Wanted.-l,OO 900 kegs prims Western |
Reserve Butter wanted at IS Msruin street
jy2 32s O0TTRELL DIOKET.Li
Eshleman's Patent Neck Tie HeIder.
This convenient article, for the gentlemsn's
Esrdrobe is now received, and for sale by US. 1t
a simple labor-saviEg oOntrivsnoe By which
eyeral different ties cap be made. Gentlemen are
invited to call and examine.
MACKENZIE a PARsOEs,Z |
June11:Rl3 IA Monument SQUARE
P0tatOes.-Fresh arrivals o. Michigan Pota-
oes daily at 6s Merwin street.
jy2.S2s C0TTBELL DICKEY.
4
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-16

lWinslosss an szperienced Ezrss and
Female Physician, presents to the attention Of
Mothers her SOOTHING SYRUP for Children
Tesssiss, which greatly facilitates the process of
tee,hipg, by softening the gums, reducing aIl in
aarumations, will Rllay all pain and spasmodie ss'
tion, and Is sure 70 regulate the bowels. DePeEd
upon il, Mothers, it win give rsst to yourselves
ard rtIief and health ts yeur Infants. We bave
put up and scld this article for over % ysarf And
can sAy IN confidence and truth Of n vhst We nave
never been able to say OF any other medicine
never has IL failed in single instanoe to eesct
cure, when timely used Never did We nov AZ,
instance Of Dissatisfaction by any one VIII osed IT.
On ths contrary. All are dalghted with it's opera
tfons and speak IN terms Of c0nmenSAtien Of It's
magical ELECTS and medical Eirtnes. We speEkTin
fIIIs uuatsr ssEan1 Do kneH, r after 30 years
expeTience; md pledge alr fepptstion fct the f1l
fIirrelS or uhat We herS declsEs. I'd al1ost every
Iistapos s.hers yhe infant is- suffering from pain
a.d - stlo1 relief wiz Be hound = raflasn e.
t;srfv minutes aftsr the syrup Il admfnlst1rsd.z
= illuif 4 rectioss for using N5D accompany aach
bottIs@ None genuine unless the rfne-9iliiia q
EoUR7Is . PEkKIEss Ess York, L On the cut;
- 80 81 an Drrggists throeshaus H.. snorle
Prize, oniy S csnfs per bottlssss
apz&Rl+dyeod:W ai--n % szsI y
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& A freshly imported Teuton, after ., few
months stay 81 Cincinnati, took uphis rssiaseoe
in I email town in ths intsrIsrOi Illinois. Wish
ing 70 Amerieani1s himself and work into the
god graoes ofshs people speedily as possble at
tenasd divine worship. Being present on aosrtaiu
SUNDAY when the communion vas edministered,
the minister after The oOasFegAton was dismiesed,
rsq1esfsd ali members IN good standing Of other
churches te remain. Our German friend. not full
IL lundsrstAnding tie inritAtion, remsiped and
pertook, and, upon beng questioned as to his
hopes tor the future, a.so asked IL he knew be
had been parta4ing OF sacrameHttl wine, eKclAim-
Cd An sstaaa.hmsat,1 mise Glos tit rash Re-
packs RittsrslnHs azEfss tsas
Net for day, bat for all time, is that de-
ightful and endsAripg PerfuRe, EerPIIAN GALA
TAr1NAx . coE1lEt, cole -prOprietOrs- Sold by
DrussiSts sverErhsrs. and at wholesale n 3
STRONG i ARMSTRONG,
|pffag BKNrON, ,MHERsR B CAETIELD,r
Jyfs.ad 1ffgJ1 2 Fholasals Asents.l
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Moth and Freckles--Ladies afflicted with
DISSERTATIONS on the Face, called moth patches
tseckIes, should use PERRY's Celebrated MOTH
and FRECKLE LOTION. It is infAllbIe. Pre-
pared by DR.. B. O. PERRY, Dermatologist. 40
Bond street, N Y. Sold by all druggists in CleVs-
land and elsewhere. Price 81 mayI7-34O
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I'm those dsyB 6here was war when
1ootkachs, Headashe and Neuralgia put them
solves N bAttls array sgsinst their victims But
yicaeriOas coDqeerora as Gt hand, WoIeeta,sIn'
slant Pasn AnnIliiIatoFs which thrust out
thee snemiss of an eonfort in Ave uinuses. and
sn q sisgs e twsIvS weeks h1rls down The streng-
koId u cst.rrh. IsJiHg 1t even with ths ground, :
y - ,S H-sTRose & ARMSTRONG;. ---s-f--
D ssasrliu BEEI0E, MFREs 6oAHTIELD,5
1JH ---.sNnoiss.:e !. skent., slsssasnas ~
Pofneaes-soo b1shels are ola Fhaeh Bios
Potas6es received this dsy std fO sale ct q Msrl
YIN Street, 10 .,5slsss ..ls .G5l7TeE
IoJyis kASson k'lIEEsREEGR.
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Extensive Fire in Concord.

Gold Closed Last Night at l52 IL.
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--LATEST NEWS
BY THE WESTERN UNION LINE.
------------ --
ELAsr NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
/
FOREIGN NEWS.
Another Battle.
PRUSSIA DEFEATS AUSTRIA.
Austria Loses Fourteen Thousand
Prisoners.
Heavy Loss in Killed and Wounded.
-. PEACEi &C.
AUSTRIA IT'S.
Will Cede Venetia to France.
Proposes an Armistice.
ENGLAND.
Formation of the New Ministry,
Narrow Escape of the Prince of
Wales. !
The Great Eastern En- Route.
FROM WASHINGTON.
= .-r ID e-
congress to Adjourn A Week From
Today. L
- ----- as @
The President Signs The Internal
Revenue Bill.
lore About the Cabinet Changes
landall Nominated for Postmaster
General. rsa s7aa l--
GENERAL NEWS. i
len Sherman'S Grafton In Boston
.---ssg usdi 1
Extensive Frauds on q HObOken
Bank.
7zzz-zsz
lead Center Stephens Sent, to Jail.
Extensive Fire i'm Concord.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-16

The American Cooking StOve-Is man
ufsct1red WITH certsin improvements secured BY
IettsFsF sFai<nt, under date Of May s. 1864 and De-.
cember s. 1865. One offhese improvements clver'
thearrangeuent 6f fitting portable ash pan in
the hsarth Of Cooking Stove, to receive the ashes
a il passes down from the grnts. All PeTsonssrs
cautionsd againsi Manufacturing, vending or using
other Stoves made in IMITATION Of tbs AMEsIcss,
Is suits have been commenced for Infringement Of
these patents, and 81 persons manufacturing, sell
ling or using said LIMITATIONS. will be liable for
damages for Infringement on these letters patents
BE - at4 SHEAR, PACK AID &eD-, sz
,sza A.a u and Is Green-st., Albany, n. Y.
The American is for sale BY
a------rr- sr 2 J. n. BAILEY co,
fupeo s7s-e.o.d Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-16

Economy in Fuel.-For want Of sufficient
storage the Gas oJmpany will sell few thousand
bushels Of Coke for Immediate delivery, IN lots q
500 bushels or more, at greatly rednced prices
Apply at Gas oflce, No. I95 Superior street.
fylI:e32
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Use Pure Water:tO Prevent Cholera.
Ii has been fully Asoertained, says the report OF
= French Commission, both at Paris and else-
where, az That rain water is prophylaOtic, kor
preventiVe,) Of OhOIerH, and that the disease has
never proved an epidemic in any city where pure
water is exclusively used
The celebrated Kedzie Water Filter removes
from rain or hydrast water ali organic matters,
es.ses, color, taste or smell. FOR sale BY { s =
ap2s sss-eod W. P. FoGG.
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Head Center Stephens Sent, to Jail,
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special Caution.-ARs. wINsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP has become so popular that
various parties have pat out articles calling than
Mrs winsIov's Plesse take notice thHs the tirs.
Winslov OF the Soothing Syrup is not connected
with any other article. junt23
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an sfcgVETERPINKs,-l04, ia, is4
5TuG0 sld 1s-t osdnts-l-nse.. .t Eeeaese fr.ess.
- ---as -.rg-t l-.-.a n aeis &o{it = m
80 UfKETH BRgsHEE, gaoa qaallfJ, ana
Lti9 = ,''- !. aUsoarIL AskorHER,
essls3 .as- ss1Ens a ~ n ss,s ~ Qs.sigsIsI
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-16

Mr.. WILSON raised point of order on
the second resolution.7 He maintained tnat
as the House had neglected 70 call Mr.. 6rIn-
nell to account when the objectionable Ian.
euage was used, it could not now take
action against him.
me SPEAKER delivered q long opinion
and finally ruled the resolution in order.
y Mr.. SPkLDING, Of Ohio, opened the de-
bate. He advocated she expulsicn Of Mr..
Rossean IS an example, atthe same time he
spoke in the highest terms Of the pstrictisnl
and bravery Of that gentleman, hut the
more elevated the chaTactay Of Rosseau the
greater the necessity Of indicting punish
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-16


Equitable Life Assurance Society,
of the United States, % broadway, New York.
Cash AocumulAtios. 5000 10000; Annual
Cash Income, 81 ,OeO, 900 .OO-pureIy mutual. An
auaI Cash Dividends. This sceiety have de-
termined to declare their dividends ANNUALLY
scnH. The next dividend AilI be declared Feb
ruary Ist, 1861. It is believed that no company
IN This country win be able to present gr, ater ad
Fsntages in its dividends to persons assuring than
this Society, as its total expeD Hture to income
vas iess than that Of any CT the older American
Companies and its nsg-bssIness for the past TO-
(sl3 6s3 OOo} excecds the business Of any Mes,
Surx Company In any previous year. fhis sOeie-
ty has met with but loss in this city-Mr.
Phillip l. Price, who was inquired three years
since for SIS 600 His heirs received the amount
Of his policy ($5 OOOl and dividend to the amount
OF 1878 l0oe IL cash within ten days after proofs
we're delivered to the agents. - 3
Proposals for insurance for agencies eppIs 10
THAYERs 1 MUEsON, General Agents,
Nos and Park Building.
mart ssr - kfease Cleveland, Chic.
The Largest and Best assortment OF
Gonts' White and Brown Duck, and Linen Oosts,
Pauts and Vests, can be fonnd at
ef 11iaaf3l sefG FAIROHILD'e,
q l0s Hoanian Block, east side Public Square.
June22Ss2
7SIean,s Family Otntmenf- A sSsereisn
Remedy. This Ointment is truly Family Rene
dy,- IT contains NO poisonousor mineral substance
Whatever; therefore it may be used in all cases
With perfect sa ETY.. IL has equal for Obstinate
Ulcers, oldSores, Burns, fcalds, Gets gutsneous
Eruptions, Bruises, Sore Nipples, Sore Breast,
Piles, ssit Rheum, chapPed Hands, SC. Every
kind Of sore containing the least particle Of in
aammatIen, is Permshently cured BY tails grest
remedy. Put up in glass bottles, and sOld ats
cents per bottle. asif .st sz5 ~,
ss- ThesO remedies no longer stand among
those Of doubtful utility, They have passed from
the tide OF experiment, and nov stand hisher in
reputation, aud are more extensively used tina, an
other articlts Of the kind -rE
CAuIIoS.-ro protect ourselves and the public
from being imposed upon by worthless limitations,
the genuine will bear the foe suie signature o. the
Proprietors on the wrapper, and walker Taylor,
Proprietors, Chicago, H., blown in the bottle.
For sale by Druggists and Merchants everyvhere-
7 WALkER TAYLOR,
Sole Proprietors, Chicago, Illinois.
STRONG & ARMSTRONG, .dli1
spTu:RI4 Wholseale Agents.
special Caution.-ARs. WINsL0W's
SOOTHING SYRUP has become so popular that
A..
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R. P. SPALbIsG,
N. P. BANKS,
NJ RuaarrE TurTER


The views of the minority Of the Com
mistee were expressed in the following res
olution:
The undersigned concur with She major
ity of the Committee in holding that Gem
efaI Roussesu in his assault npen Mr.. Grim
nell, was guilty Of violation Of the privi-
leges of this House, for which there vas no
Justification, but considering the provoca-
tion by General Rousseau, of the wantol
and unjust impptations cast upon his mili-
tary character and service, and the failure
of the House to protect him from an assault
was unwarrantable and violstions Of she
privileges Of the House, and the absence Of
any intention 10 iniiet severe bodily injury
upon Mr.. GrinneIl, they are Of the opinion
that expulsion is punishment more tsvere
than justice or public Interest requires, and
therefore recommend the following instead
of the first resolution reported By She ma
iority Of the Committee: ,4o7r1 ~
RescIved, Ths4 the Hon. Lowell h Rous-
seau be Summoned 10 the bar Of this House
and be there pabliely reprimanded by the
Speaker for the Eiolation Of the rights and
privileges Of the House OF which he was
guilty in the personal aaaAult committed by
him upen the Hon. j.. B. Grinnell, for words
spoken IN debate. rW r5a.
In recommending the adoption Of the
other resolutions reported BY the COMMITTEES
the undersigned fully concur i9l M 81
iE8H 5n oi1 HzKRT J. RAKMcsD,
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POtatOes.-Fresh arrivals o. Michigan POta.
toes daily at Gs Merwin street.
jy2.S2s C0TTBELL L DICKEY.
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sfsl-BF1 wsi l. -s711uoEI iG7ls I'D ,tel
-aI-s8 laisdJ ode 10 sbasd sdi oiri ~
81 lsaH la37e err .vsl Z'ro i1d ,lasiel
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Extensive Frauds on q HObOken
Bank.
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To the President.
General News.

Tothe Hon. VIM. DennisOn.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-16

TT0RY HANBLR TABLE, CUfbERT.-
Nice lot Just received Carvers aud Steels,
Dining and Dssuxt KziEes. sc reduced prices-
-sS1s OoWLES co., Weddsn Housa-
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Butter Wanted.-l,0 900 kegs prims Western
RsserEe Butter wanted at IS Msrwin street
jy2 32s UOTTRELL DIOKET.--
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-16

was lately played at BuffAlO. The aRepubiioah
Mayor being absrnt. the Dsmooratic Coancil
elected a Mayor pro tepi-, which latter gentleman
Withdrew all the May yor's appointments and made
new ones from -the Democratic ranks. The COun-
eli confirmed all The new appointments, and the
Meyor pro tsia. confirmed the proceedings of the
Council, ~ rts- fsrF --f1g ..--..---
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-16

The Largest and Best assortment OF
Gonts' White and Brown Duck, and Liner Costs,
Pauts and Vests, can be fonnd At
Il lOe Hoffman Block, east side Public Square.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-16

The steamers America and Nova Scottish, from
Europe, have arrived. Their ne~s is highly i'm
portaHt. Another great battle has been Soueht in
Bohssia between the Austriaus and PrussiAss in
which the former met with an overwhelming d. :
feat, losing 1900 prisoners, be'ides heavily in
kiIltd and wounded. This result Of the battle
seems to have brought On a crisis. Austris has
made proposals to oe1e yenstiA to France, and
Napoleon has proposed an armistiee all around the
board until the matter can be fixed up. In Eng
land the new ministry has been formed
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