Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-30
NEWS ITEMS

General Garibaldi has been elected Deputy at
stradella in Piedmont.
II is reported that the Emperor Of China,
Hau-Fung, is dead.
Gov. Tom Oorwin is TO be the orator at the
Put-in-Bay celebration, Sept. 10.
Gov, Wife, Of Virginia, has compelled the
bank Of Weston to close its doors and go into
liquidation.
The steamship Ericsson was sold yesterday
at New York to the Nicarsgra Transit oompa--
ny for si7SOOO.
Q. Lennox wyke has been appointed British
Envoy Extraordinary to Central America.
The King Of Sardinia has conferred the grand
cross Of the order Of the Anuneiado on the
Count Walewski
The King of Prussia continued to grow much
worse and fatal termination was feared at
last accounts 1t must be fatal
The French journals contain letter from
Florence asserting that Prince Napoleon is gem
orally talked Of as the future Sovereign of Tus,
sany.
Flhy.f car loads Of fat cattle have been
shipped eastward from London, Madison coun-
ty, SO far Of the present month.
Chemical examinations, it is said 90 to show
that most of the vinegar made in New York is
aduIterated with sugar of lead, vitriolic acid,
aud other poisonous metals and minerals.
A poor cartman, in New York, recently
found an account book, containing nearly
$4,000. which he promptly handed in at the
Office Of the owners, whose exceeding liberality
was manifested by a reward to the finder OF
twenty-five cents.
A Yankee schoolmaster named Comstock
turned drove Of cattle into the cornfield of a
farmer in Iowa, and during the confusion
which this act created in the family ran away
with the farmers daughter and married her
Marshall 5. Potter is on trial at Bangor
charged with the murder of his mother and
three brothers, last April, in the town Of Lee
The question to be decided seems TO be wheth~
er the man is fool or knave
The Vermillion County Hoosiet State says
that Mr.. Samuel Lemon, of that county, was
killed last week by kick from a horse which
be was trying 10 drive into pasture. The
blow struck him on the breast aud broke q
blood vessel.
We are told that on Thursday last Henry
Clay Erwin, grandson of the late Henry Clay
was found at the Calf House, Louisville, Ky,
in the agonies of death. He died soon after
ward. No explanation is given of his sudder
decease.
OF twenty-five hundred names enrolled al
the Revolutionary Pension Office from th,
State GfConnecticut twenty five years ago only
five are now hving--one of whom is over l0t
years of age.
The Queens cup" which Ten Brock wor
with his horse Olympus at Brighton, Eng, re,
Gently, is hundred sovereigns in specie (S500,
with $25 added for every three year old EN-
tered.
The long-talked,of submarine telegraph be
tween Spain, Cuba, and other West India Is
lands, is finally decreed by the Spanish Gov
ernment, and nothing now appears in the way
of It's speedy commencement.
We have intelligence from Paragua tina
President Lopez was dead, and that his sor
was declared President in his place. The son
on assuming power, had declared all the porli
ofthe country open to the commercial world
The Gloucester (Mass) Telegraph says tha
an unusual case of sickness is now in the handi
of DR.. Haskell, of Rockport A boy, abou
five years of age, of Mr.. Eben Knowlton
has contracted the disease of glanders by
climbing in the stall where horse affected
with the disease had been kept.