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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-15

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-15

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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-02
STRONG & ARMSTRONG, .
. BENTON, MYERS & OANFIELD,
~ WhnIssnl. A .er.ts

New Laundry for Fine washing and
Ironing Of GentIcsnen's Liuen.-Messrs.
MACKENZIE q PARSONS respectfully announce
to the geatlemea Of Cleveland that their new
Laundry for doing fine Washing and Ironing Is
now in operation, and they are prepared 20 fe-
ceivo orders at their store, No. u Monument
Square, for doing mp sentlemen's linen in the best
and most neat style. junell:Rl3
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-02
Morning Edition.

limited number of old and rather tough
individuals, and fresh supply of young
and juicy victims would be hailed with de-
light.
FROM THE 0RIESr.-The Tycoon of Japan
committed hari-kari after reading the latest
dispatches from Mexico in the Jappdnned
Bummer. The ooroner's jury returned a YER
dict of death from mental obfuscation. q
The TriJnne's special from Pekin says
His Oriental Highness, tho child of the Sun
and the brother of the Moon, the Emperor
of China, in order to relievehis subjects from
the dreadful necessity off drowning their
surplus children, has hit upon the plan of
shipping the little innocents to the United
states, where, oflate years, he understands,
there has been a great scarcity Of babies.
(At this point tho sea serpent twisted his
tail and thus prevented further communi-
cation. As soon as the twist is out, dis
patches will be sent through straight)
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-02
News From Europe
OVER The ATLANTIC GABLE.
Dispatch from SIr- FieId-Steamer
Chartered 80 Carry DisPaIctes-Gulf
cable TO be COInpIeqed thts Week.

Dispatch from Mr. FieId-Steamer
Chartered 80 Carry DisPaIctes-Gulf
Cable to be Completed this week
HEART's COSrEST, July 29.-I have char
tered the steamer Dauatless to run between
New Foundland and Cape Breton to carry
messages until we get the cable repaired
across the Gulf of st. Lawrence, which we
expect to accomplish during this week.
Mr.. MaoKay, Superintendent OF the New
Foundland line, left here Friday in Her
Majesty's steamer Niger for Cape North.
The steamer Blood Hound is alongside
4L-e4--------ozzsCz1 taxing m twelve miles OF
cable to repair the Gulf of ST. Lawrence
cable, and will leave for Cape North this
evening.
The Atlantic cable is working splendidly.
CYRUS W. FIELD.
Receipts from Messages.
New YoRE, August I've learn that.
though the announcement that the Atlantic
Cable was open for was business only
made yesterday, there were twenty mes
sages filed for Europe that day, and the
cash receipts therefrom at the New York
office were s., ,046 in gold.
Nineteen messages were filed in the New
York Office to-day for transmission through
the cable to Europe on which tolls were
paid to the amount of s2,157 in gold.
Troops Leaving Franco for Mexico.
The following is a translation from lie
Temps:
PARIS, July 27.-The Memorial de Ia Loire
of the 14th reported that new detachment
of the Foreign Legion, come from AK and
going to embark at Nazare, for Mexico,
passed through that city yesterday.
Communication interrupted in Nova
Scotia.
SAcKvILLE, N. B, August 1-9 P. M.--The
Nova Scotia lines have failed TO work east
Of Picton since o'clock this evening. We
are in consequence unable to receive any
despatches tonight via Aspy Bay from the
Atlantic Cable. It is expected that the wires
will be repaired by tomorrow morning.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-02
From California.

Sailed
SAE FRAz0Isco, July 30.-The steamer
Constitution has sailed for Panama with
Sl,lG2,S00 IN treasure, of which S979, $40 is
for New York.
HejOIeinE Over tLe Success of the Al
EaHsfc Cable.
SAN FRAECIsC0, August IA Victoria
dispatch of yesterday says that an enthus-
iastie celebration took place the day pre-
vious, on the receipt Of the news Of the
successful laying Of the Atlantic Cable
The Legislature adjourned, business was
suspended and the Governor, Chief Justice
and Mayor addressed the immense meeting
in the public square. The Mayor was in
strueted 10 send ongratulat0ry address to
London. -..
The United States steamer Saginaw
sailed yesterday for Victoria. G. II. Mum
ford, OF the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, and Jas. Street are passengers.
Tbe U. 5. Court Room in San Francis
60 Burned. u
SAN Francisco, duly 3I.--A fire this
morning destroyed the United States Dis
triet Court Rooms. The records were saved.
The export Of copper ore for the last
six months ID 94,O90 tons. Agents of the
Awansee works are here, looking Tor sup
plies.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-02
The johnson Convention Of COnnee-
IIcu1
From New York.

Daily Cholera RepOrt-:s5 Cases and
II Deaths in and around New York
NEW YoRK, August Fifteen cases and
six deaths in this city, and eigh teen cases
and five deaths in Brooklyn fror cholera,
reported to-day There were thT &c deaths
from cholera among the troops on Cover
nors Island last night, includin 2 ono ofh-
Ger, Lieut.. Smith. All officers detailed for
duty there are ordered to report to-day,
and hereafter until the disease has abated
no person will be allowed to enter or leave
the Island.
Col. Hayden, u. S. A., in con lmand Of the
Posti IS doing all in his power L improve the
Sanitary condition of the IslaI Id.
Col Brown, one of the BEST Surgeons IN
the army is Surgeon-in- Chief
Express Companies Matters.
NE~s YoRK, August la dispatch from
Washington says at The clos Of the war
Adams Express Co., advsne ed S5O0,OO0 Il
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-02
New Cure for Cl.o,era-

London Letter to the Cincinnati Commercial
Great interest is now felt in the success
ful cure Of cholera by Dr.. Rubini, of Ma
pies. Camphor, as a cure for cholera, has
long been used by both schools Of medi-
cine, and DR.. Rubiniis innovation consists
in the mode of preparing the remedy.
The essential facts of the cate / will now
state as they have been reported here BY
an English gentleman
Dr. Rubini's preparation consists Of
equal parts by weight Of camphOr and
spirits, and to the power thus obtained ne
attributes his success in the treatment of
the disease. And here may say that the
quantity of eamphor which water will
take up is small. To obtain, therefore,
the " saturated spirits of eamphor of Ru-
bini, p it is necessary TO distil spirits OF
wine, and get rid of so much of its water
as will bring it to Coz overproof, in which
condition it will dissolve and hold in so
luton its own weight Of eamphor.
With this Saturated spirits of cam
phor," DR.. Rubini, an eminent Neapoli-
tan physician, has treated in Naples 592
cases OF Asiatie cholera without the loss of
single patient. OF these 592 cases 200
were cured in the Royal Aims House; II
IN Tic 4lOl Il Il DOE AIOASEt dAAQ AgD IL lii
Third Swiss Regiment of Wolff. That
the 377 cases treated by DIR. Rubini in
those public institutions were all genuine
cases Of Asiatic cholera, and some 'terri-
bly severe,n and that all recovered, the
euidenee of the following distinguished
individuals with their official seals at
taehed, sufficiently attests II Generale
Governatore Ricci II Maggiore Com
mandants Nieola Forni IL CapitanO
Commandments Carlo Sodero; Generale
Commsndante Fileppo Ruccii Colonel
Eduordo Wolff "The method Of cure Is
as follows: aWaen man is seized with
the cholera he should at once" says Rubi-
nj, slie down, be well wrapped up in
blankets, and take every i've minutes
four drops of the saturated tineture Of
eamphOr. In very severe cases the dose
ought to be increased to from five 20
twenty drops every i've minutes In the
case Of a man of advanced age, accustomed
to take wine and spirits, where the drug
given in drops has no effeetegiv small
tablespoonful every i've minutes, and in
a verv short time the coveted reaction
will occur. Ordinarily, in two, thee or
four hours, abundant perspiration viii
come out, and then cure will follow
ssThe preventive method, writes DR.. Ru-
bini. lis this: let those who are in good
heahh, while living in accordance with
their usual habits, take every day five
drops of the saturated spirits of eamphor
upon a small lump of sugar water must
never be used as a medium, or the eapn-
phor will become solid, and its curative
properties cease, and repeat tho dose
three or four times a day. Spices, aro-
matte herbs coffee tea, and spurious
LIQUORS should be avoided
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-02
From Washington.
Foreign mail RegnIations.

.WAsHINGToS, August Notice has been
received from che Prussian Postclliee that
in consequence of the war letters for the
Ionian Islands, Greece, India, China, Aus
tralia, ETC., cannot be forwarded by the
Prussian closed mail TO their destination
Via Trieste, until further notice. Letters
for these countries are not to be dispatched
from the U. S. in the closed mail to Prussia.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-02

VOL. XX---NO. $50.

the Virginia Companies upon the under
standing that they should not carry freight
for any other Express Company at less than
they were paying. Under these. eircum-
stances the Express Company. under Gen.
Joe Johnstone's management, can't com
pete, and Railroad Companies having re-
established themselves, arc endeavoring to
putan end to their arrangements with Adj
AUS Company. The case is in the .. S.
Courts and Will be decided next week.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-02

Dr. Z. G. Aliens ofiice, formerly of Water
street, m1y be found at No. lSi Ba street, over
Cutter s Sons Auction Store. jy30-357
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-02
INLoNDoN.
NEWS BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
Troops Leaving France for
Mexico.
Gold Closed in New York Last Night
at 14S 5-S.
Associated Press Report.

The New Orleans Riot Suppressed-iO
Persons Killed.
WASHINGTON, August I.-General Baird
telegraphs from New Orleans, July 81 The
riot has been suppressed I have declared
martial law in the city. About 40 persons
have been killed and a large number
wounded, nearly all being friendly to the
Convention.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-02

IA Epecisl tax on Chapel Street .-al
sEc. l. Be IL ordained by the City Council Of the
City OF Cleveland two thirds Of all the members
concurriug), That the sum Of seventeen cents be
and the same is hereby levied and assessed upon
each and every foot front OF the several lots or
lands bonnding abutting upon Chapel street. for
tha purpose Of paving the cost and expense Of
grading and improving said sheet
SIC. 3 That the owners Of the several lots or
parcels Of land bounding OK abutting upon said
Chapel street, shall pay the several amounts Of
money by them seTerally due in that behalf on or
before the 18th day OF AHg ust, lss6, TO the City
Treasurer, ct such other person as may be autho-
riz to collect this same, be subject to the pen
alsy and interest allowed by law sgsinst them
orally if not paid at the time herein designated.
Passed July 81, lSG6.
F. W. PELTON, Pres't Of COunci
q Assistant CITY .q9o
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~ construction Of branch sever OF drain in
Walnut street, west of Murison street
STo ]. Be Il ordained by the City Council Of the
City OF Cleveland two thirds OF all the members
concGrring.l That a stone-ware pipe sewer or
drain, be constructed in Walnut street, from the
Muirson street main sewer. westerly TO 3 point
about $50 feet westerly from Erie Street, with the
necessary house connection pieces and flushing
holes, in accordance with the plan commended
by tbs Board Of City Improvements, and adopted
hy the City Cogucil 1866, and now on
file in the tity Civil EBgineeT's ofhec-
SEC That for the purpose OF constructing
said sewer and asfrayiIg the cost thereof, there
be, and is hereby levied and assessed the sum Of
eighfy-seven and half cents tSa.S710 upon each
snd every foot front Of the several lots par
GELS OF land hon ndlnE or Abutting moon said Wal.
nut street, between Muirsou and Eris streets, eX-
cepting ll5 feet OF the frontage Of the lot the
nOrth-east oorler Of gria and Walnut streets 40
feet of the fros'Ase ef the lot on the southeast
corner OF said street 20 seet f OF the frontage Of
the lot on the north wet corner Of Muirs0n and
walnut streets and s feet Of the front sge Of the
lot on the southwest coratr Of Muirson aud Wal
nut streets.
SEC. 3.-fhat the owners OF the several lots OF
lands bonndiDg or abuttinE upon Wal0ut street,
between MuirsUn stVeet aud Erie street, shall pay
the several amoun's Of money ey them severally
due lhAt behalf. as soon IS said sewer is com
plsted past Their respective lots to such person
may be anth rized by ihe City Council to collect
the same be subject to the peaalty aud interest
allowed by law sgsinst them seyerally, If not paid
/ at the time herein designated. .ff Ill
Passed July 81, ls6e.
\. W RELTON, President Of the Council.
4. :. WHEATON Assistanf CttV Clark ane p. OK
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MASSACRE OF NEW ORLEANS
Further Details of Horror.
A Chaplain Fired on While WaV-
Ing a White Flag.
Statement OF q COnVentiOniSt.
he is Shot by a Policeman While
Asking Protection.
Ugly RumOrS About President
Johnson.
aSSACRE OF NEW ORLEANS
Statement of a COnTeniiOniSi
he is Supposed to Have an Under.
standing With the Rioters.

The New Orleans correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial Conservative sends
the following additional details of the mas
sacre of the New Orleans Conventionists by
the mob of Monday last:
HISTORY OF THE ORIGIN AND PROGRESS OF THE
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e Over 20 eco cofiins are now in this city
awaiting shipment to the different ceme-
s teries designed for the burial of Union sol