Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-09
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liberals have taken the city Of Santiago.
A boy died ia Macon county. III recently, from
the Effects ofA sting from catfish.
There were twenty cases of sun stroke in New
York on Saturday and Sunday.
The yellow fever is raging at Vera Cruz. Dur
in the week ending June 80, the number Of deaths
per day averaged so.
Our Fitusui le displich gives particulars of one
OF tee heaviest eonhsgrstions ever witnessed in
the oil regions, on BenuehoT Run, Saturday night
Judge eArrick Mallory, the Oldest lawyer in
Philadelphia, died on Saturday at the age of so
years.
Piokpcolets oongregsteJ at Portland have been
plying their trade, unfortunately with good sue
cess.
Un5er fhs rev Internal Revenue law the oircu-
la'ing nosrs ststate Banks are exempted from the
10 per cent tax until the first Of August.
Chung-waw, Chinamau, was hung in San
Franciscs on Fridsy last, for murder. He was the
frst Chinaman ever executed in this country.
| A number Of arrests have been made ia BaIti-
more Of parties engaged in getting up oounterfit
! plates on the Highland National Bank OfNew York
Gov. Orr has issued an address, to the people of
South Carolina ia favor of the ead-and-butte
| Convention which is to meet in Philadelphia.
Within the past month four ship leads of Nor
mons arrived at New York, and Eve more vessels
with similar loads now on the way. rf
Assoon as Con ,ress adjourns the President and
Secretary Seward viii visit Chicago to be present
at the laying OF the corner stone of the Douglas
monument.
The losses by FIRE throughout the United States |
= A.
whole Of any previous year. The losses up to date
are estimated at s45. 10000.
The Rev. Lindsiey, who whipped his child to |
death, is fugitive. He sought refuge from pop
ulur fury at the Medina Jaii, but the keeper
wouldn't admit, he took the first train for Cansda,
1t has been decided that soldiers of the Veteran
Reserve Corps who have recsived certificates Of
merit are entitled to two dollars a month addi-
tional pay.
TIE Rhett murdered,-s few days since, near
Chaoleston, S. O., it appears was not B. BarnWeI
Rhstt, United States Seuator, as at first tels-
graphed, but his brother, Benjamin S. Rhett, a
cotton factor in Charleston, and no politician.
PAymaster PanIding has been found guilty Of
the charges against him in connection with the
Merchants National Bank failure, and has been
sentenced 10 be cashiered, pay fine Of S. 600 and
suffer one years imprisonment.
The heat in Washington on Saturday was in
tense the mercury standing at 100 iu the shade.
several cases Of sun stroke occurred one Of which
proved fatal. Congressman sweltered in both
Houses snd adjourned earIy, several members Bo-
ing prostraied.
Gen. siekles, commanding at Charleston, bav-
ipg refused to obey wits OF habeas corpus to pro-
l.. I
a court-msrtisl Of killing two soldiers in Knder-
s)nviIle, Judge Bryan has Issued a writ of attach
ment gvsst him for contempt Of Court
John Minor Bolts will publish next week a re-
ply to the pamphlet Of one BaldUn in reference to
his (Botts0 interview with President Lincoln at
the time the Virginia Secession Convention was in
session, rcfuting BaIdwin's statements and de-
Tending President Lincoln.
Maximilisn, it is said, is far from preparing to
evacuate his dominions on she contrary has or
dered CONSUMPTION in the Empire to take place
July 18th, which, with the aid of the 500, 600
francs per month from the French chest, he hopes
to keep his head above water yet awhile
Measures for the relief of the sufferers BY the
Portland FIRE are being taken pretty generaIly
The New York Chamber Of Commerce, SATURDAY.
appointed committee of twenty to collect
Five thousand dollars had already
bsen forwarded. Boston meeting appointed com
mttee Of eighty to collect and forward subsorip-
tions. Bangor, Me-, has raised ST. 500 and intends
10 increase il 20 $1,000. The citizens Of Proyf-
dsnce, R. I have raised $1,000, and the Phlia-
delpsia Corn Exchange has appropriated sG0,O00. ,
The celebration of the Fourth in Detroit was a 1
grand success 1t is estimAte that 2O, 900 stran-
8 rs werein the city on that day and that at one
time there were assembled upon the principal G
strangers and eitizsns full seventy
Thousand people. The procession took about three
quarters Of an hour in passing given point. The
feature OF the day was ths presentation of battle
flags to the State, aud several thousand soldiers
we're on the grouni, armed and equipped, under
OF Gen. Wilcox, who maze the pressnta-
tion speech. Gov. Grape received the war-worn
on behalf of the State, in lengthy and
eloquent address. Very few accidents occurred to
mar the festivities Of the day.
We Lave four days later news from Europe. In
the British Parliament it was announced that the
ministry had rendered their designations but the
Queen, who was absent in ScotIasd, desired them
to reconsider thsir action until she could have
interview with them She was en- route
for Westminster. Parliament adjourned until
her arrival. Further particulars are given ofthe
first fight of the war, between the PrussiaEs and
regiment of Austriau', in silesiA, in which the
latter lost nine killed and five wounded. The
Austrian lines around Hanover were drawn so
tightly that the Efforts Of the Hanoverisn troops
to break through st first proved unsuccessful,
and their commander offered TO capitulate his ,
army upon certain conditions Afterwards, bow !
ever, it seems he accomplished his escape great
battle between the Italians and Austrians took
place on Sunday June 24th lasting nearly all day.
in front Of Verona resulting in the repulse of the
Italians and their being driven back across the
river Mincio, which they had crosssd the day he
fore without opposition. The accounts of the affair
all come through Austrian .ources. 6