Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-09
SpectaiDISpatcheS.
RECEIVED UP TO O'CLOCK, AN.
Special Dispatches to the Western Press.
EXCESSIVE HEAT.

EXCESSIVE HEAT.
New YoRK, June Sth.-The heat yester-
day was intense. The thermometer rang
ed from 79o to $50.
There were twenty cases of sun stroke in
New York and Brooklyn, few of which
were fatal. A number Of cases are also re-
ported to-day.
To-day at noon the thermometer was re-
ported at 1000.
THE PORTLAND sUEFERERs-CoNTRIBUT
Over twelve thousand dollars was collect
ed yesterday for the sufferers by the Port
land FIRE, by committees appointed by the
mercantile community to solicit subscrip-
tions, and it was expected that large
amount would be raised.
The citizens of Brooklyn also appointed a
committee to receive subscriptions, and au-
thorizsd the Mayor Of Portland to draw on
the Mayor of Brooklyn for 100000. f
TIE PRESIDENT AND Mr. STEWARD.
Specials from Washington state that the
President and Secretary Seward have sig
ni6ed their Intention of being present at the
laying of the cornerstone OF the Douglass
Monument as soon as Congress adjourns
Mr.. Seward will deliver the eulogy
While in the West the President and Mr..
Seward are expected to visit Madison, Wis g.
and possibly one or two other western cities.
The following amounts are now in the
hands of Treasurer Spinner as security for
Notional Bank circulation: 1921, ,56s, $50 as
security, for deposits of public money $685.,
2s7, 500.
The following is a statement of funds in
the cash vault of the Treasury on July,
1866 United States legal tenders S4,49s,-
400; National Bank notes 4,s2f, $50
fractional currency of all denominations
81 =. N % ZEN 20
cent coin, $4,000; reserve funds, temporary
loan, S42, 600 900; reserve funds, surplus is
sued 10 United States notes, $37, ,932, ,425;
reserve funds, compound interest notes in
redemption division and sheets with
out number or. date, S26, ,723 800; total,
S1S,S7l,5SI. Disbursements on account of
Departments during the week ending to-
day were: War S63, geo; Navy S236,SS5; In
terror 500, $50. The Treasury Department
during the past week printed fractional cur
rency of the several denominations to the
amount of S22l, Jas, and the amount ship
ped was $S42, ,OOe. 0
FOREIGN NEWS.
New YORK, July s.-The London Times
Of the 9th ult contains several dispatches.
A Lepsic dispatch Of the 26th ult, states
that the Prussian army corps had which
was destined 20 operate against Bavaria.
A Berlin dispatch of the 26th states that
It is positively announced that the Hano-
varian army is completely surrounded and
has demanded twenty four hours delibera-
ton on the terms for espitulation, which is
TO be granted.
An official dispatch dated Bresisa, 25tb,
Evening, says that to-day an engagement
took place between the Italian volunteers
snd Austrians, between the bridge Of the
Coffard river and Sandstone The Austrians
were repulsed leaving several killed and
wounded on the field.
A Paris dispatch Of the 26th says that a
Madrid telegram announces the publica-
ton of an ordinance expressing q determi-
nation to vigorously reprsss all future dis
turbances.
A letter from Madrid states that 1,750
prisoners have been taken there during the
revolt, IS7 of whom have been shot The
total number killed was LOCO.
CRAcRow, June 25th.-The town of o.
wiencin in Galicia was attacked yesterday
by battalion of PUssian infantry and
| two divisions of cavalry, which retrested