, 1866-07-23

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jchp Deiaue,. PoftJapu ~. nue.. vh,Ie At work On
the thip Jane E. sou,hasd, in The Attaz1c Dock,
vas Eti1.d vnh sramps. Symptoms Of cLolerz-
h1pofiet p ,ne peneI 1.
,sSen Mn e1"mn YsIg nd Ecporfea oT of{es;
Bransast1. FortY.,bttd Plec1pc. pol{ee,
suS STROKE.
: The following instructions regarding the
treatment Of sun stroke haye been Issued by
the Sanitary Committed Of the Board Of
Vesltb.
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tight bsnd atom, he head te1-a a,ton Of tnllne.s
snd burnlng apout the EYES accompanied "ith dig
znstt ana ial1tne:t:
IL b T., 1s,1. ~ ' .st
fhe he,d 9' sonewh., 1at..d The hesn thnn1 eithe-
lca wrsrpea IN a. ioweI should BE- applied, and
phYsIcian at once sent for. All clothing should be
ioosened, especially about the neck and waist.
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lspeeiaf Despatch 70 the New York Ttnt.I
.,a TIE AssAULI urpN M y, MR: PAINTER:
"A Apout Two oe'och X, nus aitsrnoon g. i11lous
u oau'aI nssns WIS aae u1un NJ r. ths ~.
Philadelphia Inqsistr By man nanea d Bens en-
5a!um r. ptsenia, Muo ~ ~ tnE nGPoeaaon @
@ VI p1olesS.ona! @ foway, T tne anair occur r
Ieo Ita ~ tae 1o"El 1t, noot ~ tne eous1 "ius u
.ne SaPlto!. 4At accounts oi various Paf-
ties as 70 tne circumstances OF lhe occur.
renee are somewhat connicting, bot VIC hase
ment % sa.ssa1Lnns i r. Svs1set. ;aI,. r,,t4a
~ T., alael, ma,, WY Z cieTh ~ .ns h
N fost ol4ces 81 anu Iost hoaoS, naG osen u
~ tpoh. ~ p tna1 so4taee, Hsn - iuss
oelo~ lne HOUSE posi- omGe; ana wasstanalng S
tns ao0r "n Ms
from Philadelphta, accompanied By Mr. Hemp
bill, one OF the aoorkeepers Of the House ap-
preached, md AZ. SHAW commenced con-
versation wlth tne last mentioned, IN fcgard
70 the connrmaIion ot ut. sl9anaker OF fnll-
aaeipata, as co1ec191 ior the tlrst District OF
Se5so'ioo, 1emafking tnat u ~. sl9anaker
did not mnke better progress than be had
with certain Senator on whom he had call
ed, he would not soon be confirmed. In reply
70 some statement OF Mr.. Fainter. as to Ar.
sloanakef,s interview with nc senator n
question: beFcrldge, VINO, Wlth towers, hau
stood near during the conversation, without
partIella1me;s steppc1 iotWaTd, saying, " Lon
lie, you -" Ms: Painter replied. II don't
know you, sir, and an not aware that hare
any quarrel with you" To which Beverlage
retorted, II know you, though; I've been
layiDg JOE you Tor several days, and t'n kill
you, yon Id -.'' As he finished he
struck Alr. Painter heavy hlow on the breast,
nearly knocking him down. Alr. Hemphi1l
and Nj. Shaw called t. him to run, which he
did, closely followed by Beyeridye, who came
up with him within fifteen feet OF the spot
nhpra ha CT h}y, otra I-1nofroA
him down. He then sprang upon him with
the fury Of q tiger, and began Kicking hin On
the head and stamping on him. lie had given
him two severe Kicks on the head when Col.
Slalght, who chsrced to be passing near, and
whom the Colonel believes he would
hare soon killed II let alone. He was
able to Iest-afu him to some extent. although
he gave slr. r. one severe kick on The leg a.
ter Col. s. had taken hold of him. Some
or the Capitol police soon arrived and took
threatening 10 kill any one who should lay
hands on him. So violent was he. and so
great was his strength, that Il required tive
men 10 convey him to the cell IN the crypt,
where, however, after considerable trouble,
be wns confined. Towers was also taken up
anu placed In dulance lor having raised his
cane against ono o. the officers, and thraat-
against hls comraue. Whether beveridso VAS
the agent OF s!oanaker Is perhaps, SO far,
only matter OF opinion but the general
impression appears to be tLat he Was.' Mr.
the stairs near the loot OF which the assault
occurred, about the time the affair terni-
mated. II be has adopted this mode
Of operating, hoping thereby to make the
comments Of The press on himself less severe,
or 70 lhpfess NE ublteu stntes senate Will
his ntpess liz TT ~, tae position to Which he as
pIes, ae VIII nna 1hat ne mas committed
1atal Dlunoer. 3lr. RAINIER Is seriously ln0ugn
not dangerously 1nrt. Ills head ls badly
bruised oy the Kicks received, and he was
Lett insenslble and helpless: when bis assail-
ant vas torn AWAY from him. After being
carried e. INTO the committee room p3 and proper
y ealea iof' 4e was sent 70 MS fesidence IN
z carnage. He VII probably be confined TO
hlS IS pca LOT some aays.
Inc a4alr was nrougnt up u Iae House 20"
aayt apu Asetolutloh aaopte9 70 ofing lhe
Offenders 10 the bar OF tue House and ap-
pointing committee to investigate the at.
tair. is INC committee was appointed, and VIII
take prompt action In regard to the tnattsr.
Especial Despatch to the ~ Y. Times.
THE PAINTER ASSAULT.
The Investigation Into the assault upon Mr..
Painter, took place this morning, and all the
evidence was taken except that Of Mr. Painter,
Nothing appeared to seriously implicata
Tower. Berefidge's companion, and Mr..
Alley reported d resolution for bis release,
which Has passed. The committee have not
Iet decided On what they Will recommend,
Dbl u Is beyond Question that this occasion
VII be improved to put an end, SO far us pos
slbie, TO this sudden revival OF brutality aud
falaahtsm about the Capitol. The friends Of
the bully Bevaflt9c lost no time this morn
Inf IN applying to Judge Wylie, or the Dis
trict Supreme Court ,for writ Of ha6eds corpus,
which was served on Col. 0F1way. Serceant-
at-n1lns, who nade return that he held the
prisoner under authority OF a resolution OF the
douse. copy OF which he submitted. The
counsel then moved to commit ordWay for
contempt In not mixing . proper return,
whereupon Judge WyIe disposed Of the |
bnl'y md his friends In the following SUM
mary style, which Is important in view Of the |
when the application Was made be thought |
1t besl to allow the viii TO issue, because It !
contained no averment which was fatal; butn |
the pefit!on hna contained the aserment that |
OrdWay held the prisoners by authority Of
the House Of Representatives, he would not |
mere states that these men were impris-
oned falsely and illegally held without stat
Ing under what authority, and the return
states the fact wanting to the petition.
The resolution IVES enough, md on re-
lection he was satisfied that the court
s.ApAA4 AusS %Ane4 IAuAG1A! AAUWAeO1G VI
the passage Of the resolution, as all !
United States Courts a-c required to take ju-
dlcial knowledge OF acts and resolutions Of
Congress- He doubted whether he should
have issued the writ. The question involved
Dupp arainet Anderrou rannrtc1 In gIyth
Wheaton. pape two hundred and fnnr. whsn
n VIVA ioid tf3ot man .rrcsfod hv nr,h"r;tr
or a;thnr I1onsa ~ Tnrrross ns,,,1iJ ~ 80 satttk5
" catnes 41uuse ~ tousssss eouiA MOI maln-
IAN ah actlon LOT trespass against the SER
.nrns, and that the production of |
the resolution was sufficient iustinc atom.
It was not for the court To know Yhether ths
Wonse waa -trhr ~ Wrort, n tho nn.s"re w a1