Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-07
THE NEW S.

thrown izto scme shayiRgs by boy on the 4th.
TIE Treasury Department is informed tina
counterfeit 50 National Bank notes in oircula
tiOn.
: John Morrissey, the pu list, is a candidate 70
Congress from ths Fifth District, in New Yorl
city.
Gen. Sweeney publishes an address to the Fen
iaus urging them to maintain their military or
ganiT ATOMS
The total number Of baltla-nsg5 pres ntgd ol
; Wednesday. at Indianapolis, WAS three hundre'
r and ify-scvon.
Oct of twenty cases Of reported cholera in New
York yesterday six were siftsi out as the simon
pure article.
Geo. Peabody, on Thursday last, gave another
SlCO, coo to the Peabody Institute established by
him at South Dan7crs.
Cherry Valley, y Y, WAS visited by fire On
The 9Th, which destroyed houses and barns to the
value of sI80,Co7.
The splendid building in New OIeans known as
ODD Fellows Hall, worth S5Ol,6Jo, was burned to
the ground On the ith.
Beaurcgard has Offered his services to Victor
Emauael. Geo. ". Sanders, it is said, is already
on his way to join Garibaldi.
All dsserters from The T regulsr ar ny who rejoin
their regiments by the 18th Of August will be pun
iahsd only with loss Of pay.
a 9Th of July celebration OF the negroes at Fort
Giliem, near Nashville, Tenn, was broken up by
party Of soldiers belonging to the regular cav
airy.
The walls Of the new Third Presby yterian Church
now building On SIKH street, in Pitttburg, gave
way Tuesday afternoon and came d.wn with
terrible crash. Fortunately no one was injured.
OGe more unfortunate young woman in New
York hurled h>rsslf out OF the world Yesterday
on account Of the old story. She first tried, but
it seems failed, to kill her duee.
Richard H. Dana, Jr., ESQ, has been chosen the
successor to Hon. Edward Everett, to lecture upon
the law Of nations in the Cambridge Law School
during this next academic year.
The Civil Rights law had practical application
in case ia Maryland the other day the particulars
of which, together with the decision of the Court,
will be found in the teegraphic report this morn
ing
Advices from Mexico state that MsximiiiSn is TO
receive jO0,O00 francs per month from the Freuch
chest for his most urgent expenses, besides having
his Austrian troops paid by the French govern
msnt.
The roof large shed on which a crowd Of
boys witnessing display of fireworks in New
YoIk, night before last, fell Gown, badly injuring
quite number of the boys as we'll as hurting a
woman and her daughtor.
A church, as a memorial to Washington Irving,
is bsing erected at TarrytowH, in the famed pre-
cincts o Sleepy Hollow. The cornerstone was
laid yesterday Afternoon by Bishop Potter, and au
address delivered by DR.. Tying.
The Metropolitan Police has been duly installed
in Memphis. Tbs Mayor Of the city had the good
20 disregard the Sdvios of ths rebsl press Of
that city, which was to keep the old police the
street, and not recognise the new force.
The celebration Of Injep sndencs Day at sAlem
Illinois, was a grand affair. The multitude in at
tendance was estimated at from twenty TO thirty
ihousani. Speeches were made by Generals Sher-
man ani Logan, Governor Ogiosby and others.
A Mobile paper says stThe Austrian Embassa-
dor arrived back at Mobile, from Atlanta, with |
nineteen ex-confsderaie officers, all of whom have
accepted positions in the Austrian army Large |
numbers of MobiliIns will accompany him on his |
return to Europe, starting on the 5ih both as Of
fioers and privates.
In Philadelphia the Fourth was made the occA-
sion for presenting the wsr-tattered iags of the
Pennsylvania regiments to the State authorities.
General Hancock took command of the volunteers, |
who numbered about 1O0OO. There were also pres
ent about Zoe orphans ofsiain soldiers. General
Meade made the presentation and Governor Curtin |
received the flags. Appropriate addresses were |
made.
some children playing near Augusta, Georgia,
a. "a e
ounces, in ravine, and several smaller Jumps |
were picked up in the vicinity. On the Sd, three
more humps weighing respectively thirteen, nine l
and eight ounces were found in the same piac, by
the owner Ot the land. They are perfectly solid,
and pure gold throughout. Ten thousand dollars
has been offered for one acre, and refused The |
affair creates much excitement. Everybody il
getting the gold fever. Other places are being
prosp. oted all around the city.
Ths Missouri Democrat gives more particulars /
OF Senator Lanes illness in St. Louis He arrived
there completely used up, nervous, Agitated e1-
tremely by every noiso, afflicted with a nameless |
dread Of something 20 such an exteAt that he /
feared to be left alone moment St. Louis /
physician aooompsuif MIN to Kansas. At Kan
City he staid over one night and went to the /
theater, but was partially insane. His wife met /
him there. he had frequent inte views with cler-
gymen, aud prayed earnestly himself at times. |
The doctors said his disease was softening of the
brain. He is not dead yet, and may recover.
Some additional particulars are given by tele- |
graph this morning concerning the Portland ire.
Tbs banks, custom house and some other public
buildings were saved by the tremendous exertions
of the fremsn- The newspaper Offices were all |
burned, but the printers saved type and ink |
CROUCH to print slips informing the outside world
of the progress and results of the disaster. The
Gre broke out again yesterday, but was quenched |
before much damage was done. The people who |
have been burned ont of house and home are living
i tents and such other shelter as could be tempo
rarity provided. Provisions from Boston and /
otter quarters have beeh freely sent in, and they
are now happily placed above the fear ef starva-
tiOn.
The express train from MeadviIIs to New York,
last Tuesday ran of the track abou: twenty miles
east Of the former place. All of the cars, except
the sleeping ear, ra1 OF the track. Geo. Wood, of
MeadFiIle had his leg broken, ami died the next /
morning. Smith Baker, engineer, had his leg
broken. Mr.. and Mrs. Tru were somewhat in /
jured and the following persons injured, /
noae Of them at all seriously, receiving in most |
cases but slight bruises Mrs. T. S Wells, |
Athens, Pa; Mrs. V. C. EArle, Kent, o 4. I'm
derwOod, Columbus, Texas Jos. KimbAn, Wolf |
Greek, Pa; Mrs. E. A. Ford, DanviIe, III; Mrs.
Chas. Henck, Salamanca, N. Y. L. Little, brake |
man on the train Geo. W. Clark, Nappa county /; |
Col 5. A. Minich, Philadelphia; Professor Hyde, |
of Allegheny College, Meadyille.
Gov. Fairchild, of Wisconsin, while |
walking on his premises on Sunday night,