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Cincinnati Market.

,HOSHJkG 81 iMHTtI1SFAu"' q
FLOUR-Saes were few. Prices are un-
changed. lfdJ .A,d ,le,rba hriI ts1W or
WHISKY-Demand good Sales of 100
bbls at l63GDl65c the latter rate for
wagon hua i-3lr1 pii 30 euu '1nis %. ~HG Hyi a
SUGAR-Sales 60 hhds at slG9gIc -
I2ps9EFFERu StsgR5A6e bBaAolaatiSh@
l52c
MoLAssEsMAt 43@f5c. asr ''.'sg 100 &
+, WHEAT--Demand good prices advanced
Sc per bu closing at 0jGDi1 0S for prime
White, and 95@9sc for prime Red. Good
demand fbrIcboicd for export, but little Of this
offering, Sales 600 bp. choice Red 90 3;
800 do do fair do, in Covington, at 92c-j 800
do do good White in Covington, at / 06'
200 do do do good fair extra White, at
| 05c.Is} rIp0 Qft IJN HN', dNu00
C0RN--Demaud good at 40(94lo, bulk.
Good export demand for Sheled we quote it
at 52GB55c for mixed and prime white, in
sacks uHt W iHa'I lH'.u.fo'
OATS AT 26@27c. in bulk. Inferior are
heavy we understand that sales were madeas
low asg zoe. EsYe3 qlste'theh Gst s2Okt25e
Old are in fair demand. Sales were at 34G9
35c sTHI-tH fpti4
RYE-Prices advanced to 65@67c prime;
sales 200 bush at Gle 100 do do at 65c de-
livered '"''
BARLEY-Market dull, we quote prime
new at 75c. .4JE Ylyt4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-06


The returns from North Carolina, come Ia
slowly EIhs majority II Granville coupty is
l5O and the Democraiic Legislative ticket is
elected
Hertford couutyABeported as gain for
Ellis of l3J votes HT HFfH
Warren county-Gives an increased mai ,r-
Iity for Ellis and the Democratic Legislative
ticket is elected
HALIFAX county-Giyes a gain for Ellis
Carroll county--pool gains slightly
New Haven connty--Pool gains slightly.
Orange county---Pool gains 200 votes.'u
Rowan couny-4lYarge gains for Pool and
Mr. Fisher is defeated for the Senate. A
Democratic loss
Wake county-Po6l gains 6sn, ,a.sg
Forsyth county--berge gains for Pool
Randolph couniy4-Smal gains for Pool
Orange county-Pool l, ,23s, Ellis l,l0e
The whole Opposition Legislative ticket is
elecled. A gain of twelve members. %
Wayne county-Ellis ,374, Pool 420.
Brunswick copnty--Elbs l,5A9,, Pool 7l3s
Sampson county-Ellis l,Gil, Pool $50.
Dublin eodntyLEhis \ 400, Pool 1917. 'Hh
Columbus eounty-tllis majority l65-a
Democratic loss .-..i Sd .,.r. 'u,.Iiaml
Edgecomb couniy--Ellis gained $50. dofi
Cartwell county-The Opposition elect
Senator and member Of Commons, Beth
gains. i..lir .-.i H .4ii .si .4.. ~. I.tIl
Ellis gains in Mechlenburg, Wilson md
Nash counties l.,i LIZ al .i..s
Dawson eounty--hllis Ss4, Pool ! ,240
Forsyth countyLEllis LOIS, Poll, 1928
Mechlenburg county-Ellis l,003, Pool 651.
Cabarrus county-Pools majority about ESQ
Guliord county7Ellis $50, Peel 2l2l
Alamance conuty1csIhplete--F 400,
Pool ,j93-a heavy Democratic loss
johnson c@ntyf4T,THs IN "a, PoofSdB q
The lossesand gains hre estimated BY tie
vote of 1858, between Ellis and McRae, when
Ellis was elected by 1885 The gains for
Pool are heavy, but insufficient to affect the
result "h tH
Well informed parties give the State to tie
Democrats by from s, ,000to 10000
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-06
nsg-Rev. MI. Willard. editor Of the

Ba-Rev Mr. Willard editor of the Vest
erR Missionary, has started off on a tour OF
rest, and recreation and has put his ''chair''
in charge Of Parson WINTERS, who will have a
heavy contract to perform this hot weather
He has boon in the same position before, how
ever, and knows just how to keep the thing in
equilibrium We cannot exactly say what
the Parson would do when the ID Is clam
oring for copy, and young fellow and pretty
girl appear and ask to be made one, in a hur-
ryi He will. we hope, be equal to any emer-
gency which he may get into ON account of
his double-position of Hymenial Chief and ed
itor pro TEN. a.. s a,,a ,aau
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-06
KENTUCKY ELECrIoN.

Paris, / A. M-Coombs lG0 ahead.
Georgetown, ~ A NJ -CoOmbs 100 ahead;
gain. .,. ,... .l".
Louisville 10 A. M-Coombs 1850 ahead.
Lexington, 10 A. M--Coombs 1850 ahead.
Blue Licks, 10 A. M--Goombs III ahead
Elizabethtown, II A. NJ --Coombs 246 /;
McClarty, H. ..n.
Glasgow, II A. M,-Coombs ll7 Boiling
26 McCarty l6 b.
CovingtotF 70 A, M--Coomhs s20 ahead.
Newport, II M--coombs 500 ahead
Wlliamstown, ~ M-Cpombs 81. .,-5,
Frankfort, ~ M-Co0mbs 1872 ahead
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fgtHERIIS SPH8Ieff
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE


i-slt HorFsts ~ ST. JOINS, Aug a.
.The Kangaroo from Liverpool on the 25tl
sd Queenstown on the 26th ult, passed Cape
l}gegAat 81 p gM.g en- Friday, She was
b6Hrdtd ~ TIE news boat Of the Associa
ted Press, and a asummary Of her news obtain
ed.
kHgbq l8pgl9SSy9u etq& Qiebee ARRIVED al
I Liverpool on the 9th
| Much, q. the K9ngaroesreport is .aniicpa
/ ted By the arrival OF the Ausiralasian.
GBEAT BRITAIE 1.-The House of Commons
had adopted resolution placing the mails and
lother contracts in future Under the control o
Parliament nio hlaW tuI
4 mFRdNcE. 1.-The Paris Boursc fell per cent
under lord Palmerston's speech. The rem
tes closed on the 2fth at 67f soc 1t was re-
ported that the conference on the Swiss ques
ton has been indefinitely adjourned
1.-THE Emperor of Austria arrived at Toplti
on the 2l,h The Prince Regent Of Prussia
had not arrived
nj NApIEs AND SicliY,-Tbe Neapolitans hac
evacuated Messina, MelazEo and Syracuse, anc
1were being transported to Naples Il was re
ported that Garibaldi was preparing for a de
scent on the mainland Revolutionary demon
strations had taken place al Naples. f3
SYRIA-lt was reported that conference
would be held at Paris in relation 70 Syria
b., The porte had notified the Western power;
Of The conclusion of peace between the Drnse;
and Maranites. He proposed, nevertheless
to deti With The utmost vigor against the au
thors of the ptnssaere 10 was reported thai
the Porte had protested against French inter
yention, and that the expedition was stopped
$40 Tfet Via gpeepssve, q EW
LoYDoN. July 26-The Daily News city ar
g.,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-06

Ray Quite number Of our citizens have
started, while others will leave in day or two,
for the grand tour by lake and river, to the
far Northeast and back OF course they will
have delightful time, and see any quantity
of sights, Aiter they leave the water-line Of
the Miami Valley they will get into cooler
atmosphere, and about the time they get
among the Thousands lsles" on the St Law
renee, they will require the aid of shawls and
overcoats, and dream Of Icebergs To all our
favored Dayton tourists we wish very pleas
ant trip and a safe return to hearths and
homes ..,u .f....f.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-06

Ds1- We have just heard of case where d
marriage, believed to be. on the tnpis, has beeii
broken on by'tAel 'higR cbnttatt}Sg pAlhe8'l
No reason is assigned for the act, save that
they have become tired Of each other. They
had been engaged about three years. Long
courtships are. upadyisqblcY. The lovers get
tired O{ each other! Bat Why doihieSt Yet
tired of each other2 Because they allow their
ntercourse to- beebme rfiohotohbhs They
go on making extravagantly fond speeches
tiA they are tifed Of heafingithens Of gazing
ct each others defects, and disprove the old
saying, that LeSe is Blind % They also forget
that love should be the sauce not the food VI
life; and so, it happens that ere long, they are
not "oye-sick,p but Sick Of loye, h. Loveaf
fairs of that kind won't do rd'-.ua -a1ul. lu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-06

BY"Quite number of gentlemen and la
dies have spoken to us about seeing that me-
teor the,other night They agree in most par
ticulars 1t seemed to suddenly burst from a
cloud in tbs west and at first was taken for a
"shootq star" 1t datted in southwest
r'a''ll-E5 direction, leaving streak fire be-
hind, ard disappeared nearly as it appeared,
The main body ofthe meteor resembled a ball
of firein appearance and color, and in its pass
age southwest, little fragments Of fire seemed
to fly OFF from it 1t was seen but about sec
Ond aIgr u.I aui .4. ryh I.H 4.f
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-06

B1-Remember that Col WooD's exhibition
of Living Wonders will commence at Huston
Hall this s'evening. Those who have seen the
collection say it is worth twice the admission
fee, and that they cannot resist the tempta-
ton Of going in two or three times. The
Swiss warbler, who initiates all manner OF
birds and many styles of animals, is show Of
himself The Hall is well ventilated. Go
this evening. .H eru- .at n. I..t.
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aailg!aaiGa@pirs.
NoNDAv .I-,,I-esr !. 49,
MONDAY
AUGUST 6. 1860


htl0HoNA n n n Nv y " N 7 I
CtNciNNAri HANitroN AND DAYroN--Arrve! $3.50 a.
M, 1870 p. m, 5.l5 nm, s;50p.m. Depart. $500 am,
500 am $3.50 pm, B;3U pm iI ni
sAsbusHY, DAYroN AND CrNofSsAri-Arrive; $50 q.
M 6.jD pm Depart; $50 am, $50 pm
DAYTON AND MtdHiGAN--Arfive. 7;45 a. M G.15 y. m,
Depart. $3.50 am, $40 p.m.In
DAYTON AND WEsTERS (ra INDiASAroLts)-Arrivs; 12.
20 am. 1900 m, 4'iS pm. Depart 22o am, $40 q.
dssksyffd akS milmi 10 ikp,, \ tot,s,d arr,ve,
ll:20 am, b35 pm. Depart s,6Oa 2.lO nm.
LirILE MIAMI, CoLuNBus AND XENIA-Arrive. 2.22 n.
fF 'leat ~ 8pbimA pefAnalssia hl ,in, .ol20 a.
M, 5.ib p. m.
nnPossengers going east by the night train and west
by the 225 m tram must procure their tickets before
s45 p M The ticket office will not be open for these
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-06

BEE~ Our readers are particularly referred
to the advertisement of the Cooper Female
Seminary The character of the institution is
80 well llkho@h thatiwe need only refer to- The
notice of The commencement Of the school,
which will take place on Tuesday, Sept 4th.
1t is without question, the best Female Col
lege in Southern Ohio, and as at present CON
stituted, is far preferable to any othal We
have already noticed the institution at length
Let the Cooper be filled on the first day of the
session. -,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-06
NEw Ynnk.. Ang.

- INV IUNhi hIII' %
The TribuHe's Washington correspondence
saws; at is said there is trouble about the aq-
counts of Jacob Torney, late Superintendent
of Indian Affairs in Utah Whether it is de-
fault remains to be seen .r
The Times dispatch says; Eight full State
census returns are all that have been received.
Ohio shows an increase of only 300, 900 sincs
N1Q.nu ..sIaf II .iti - Ha..4if g !I
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-06
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug. 4

a heavy rain storm, accompanied by ter
rife thunder and lightning, passed over
Springfield, H., last night, completely denol.
ishing Witnerys carriage manufactory, des.
troying large number of valuable carriages
Loss estimated at 10000 A number Of uns
finished buildings in various parts of the city
were considerably damaged Itis impossible,
however, to obtain any estimate Ofthe amount
Of damages No person was injured. rN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-06

Hf1- The gallant little Gen, GREEK, of Mo,
and the Lilliputian Queen, who will hold a
levee at Huston Hall tonight, will dance to
gether, They are really a curiosity. The
price Of admission to the exhibition is remark
ably low only Is centsfor adults and 10 cents
for children. The fat woman stands the heat
like a salamanderl 0n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-06

BeS- The Parker Sewing Machine is said to
be an improvement on Grover & Bakers, and
/. pronounced, by those who. have. tried all
kinds, the best and cheapest extant These
machines will hem fell stitch, ran and bind,
and any body-even a child-can learn to
work them in a few minutes Itis simple in
construction, is easily kept in order, and the
ordinary spool is used on it The price of
these machines is $40, and they are. warrant
ed asrecommendedl DouGLGs a. Co, No.d6,
Main street have them, and other varieties,
They are also, now disposing of their sum
mer stock of dry goods, notions, &c, to make
room for fresh stock, Call there SOON " z
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-06

] T. |L Ia l l-I
BARON Saturday afternoon, the inhabitants
in the neighborhood of the ievee were aroused
by the report that man had been murdered
in their midst The news soon got about the
city, and we proceeded with all haste TO the
scene Of action, We learned from parties in
the neighborhood that a man named AuGts-
rus GoRsUcH had been drinking entirely too
much liquor, and had gone into corn-patch
near the levee, TO sober Off Some boys who
had seen the fellow going over the fence be-
gan to throw stones at him, and finally get
ting him very mad, the fellow retorted by
calling the boys hard names One of the
boys thereupon threw large stone at the
man, and hitdag him on the head. Knocked
him senseless, cutting adeep cash and, we
learn, endangering his life We hear that
the man was unconscious all day yesterday
The boy who struck him, had not, at last ac-
counts, been arrested, having left the city as
soon as the affair occurred.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-06

BdS-DAvE Hickey was before the Mayor on
Saturday on peace warrant, and also on a
charge Of assault and battery, preferred by a
Mr.. Mathews He was bound over TO keep
the peace, and was, on conviction Of assault
&c, fined $40 and costs. Dave was prononnc-
ed to be a dangerous mani ...i
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-06

q The ZouaVes arrived OF o'clock this moF-
ming, and were escorted BY the Washington
Light Infantry TO Browns Hotel where they
brerkiasted, and took the steamer for Mount
Vernon at s o'elock-
d They return at IL o'clock, and after dining
will visit The President aud Subsequently drin
in front OF the City Hall I'd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-06

As the Toronto train was leaving here at
o'clock this p m, the locomotive boiler
BURST throwing the engine and tender OFF tn (,
track The engine driver was bruised, an |
the fireman sealded, but the passengers were
not hurt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-06


A dispatch from Sydney, Nova Scotia, says:
The Coast Survey steamer Bibb, which,w
to Cape Chudbrigh, Labrador, with seientifr
corps toss,bserve the isolnr eclipse Of the l8th
Jnly, arrived there on Friday, bennd for n j.
Its understood that the corps met with great
success as to the weather and their OBSERVE
tions, r..aFt.F atiiaN -.aas s.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-06

pG- A young man from the country came
into the city on Saturday, having with him,
among other things, some clean linen for a
brotherwho is engaged in work near the city
Driving his horse and wagon into an alley be,
tween Sd and 4th street, west of Main, he pro-
ceeded at once to huntup the brother. Find
ing him, the two returned TO where the wagon
was left, when they found that the linen,
and several other matters in the wagon, had
been stolen
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-06
NEW Ynnr Anr

Advices from Minititlau report the gold
mines in the vicinity Of Santa Maria are Yield
ing eight cents to the pan The mines ars
accessible by land or water, distance 100 miles
from Minititan, Crews of vessels are DESERT
ing aud going to the mines
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-06

D6-The zouhve meeting on Saturday even
ing was largely attended, and seven new mem
bers were taken in. BY their next meeting
ON Wednesday evening, they will have nearly
forty members. They are the right kind Of
material, and we have no doubt the company
will succeed in raising about 90 or 60 mem-
bers and they will put the corps on a good
foundation. a1ar -n.lr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-06

Basn The National Guard, Capt EGRY, and
the Lafayette Guard Capt DIsrER, accom-
panied by the Regimeutal Band, went out to
PATTERSON S Woods this morning on target
excursion. They will have warm march,
but surely pleasant time in the Grove, where
the air is cool and refreshing. .,.-.a----4u,s-s-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-06

R<Ss-Mr Simpson, one ofour oldest citizens,
presented US with bean this morning, which
measures 81 inches in length. 1t is the long
est bean we ever saw, and looks like as though
il might have been grown upon the bean vine
Of Jack the Giant Killer Give 'em beans.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-06

BsS~ The Democracy will remember that on
Wednesday evening of this week, large
hickory pole will be raised on the corner Of
Ludlow and Eaker streets, near the Sixth
stpeet Depotg There will be German and
English speaking on the occasion
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-06
New York Market.
IBy Telegraph for the Daily Empire.I

[By Telegraph for the Daily Empirel
NEW YbRK,i 'Ang'6
FLOUR Receipts a q, 63z Itblss Imarket
better sales l4,sOO qt 8 1905 20 for superior
state; 5 1905 10 superfne western; 8 20@
5 30 common to IhedlGIh extra Western B 25
@5 40 inferior toi good shipping extra r. H.
w. tFFsl4uu isIstsnu
RYE FLOUR-Steady at SO 50@4 90
WHEAT - Receipts 52.6gs bif; market
betterY 'sales 1900 Rbu at 24t@I2ado Mil
vaukee Club; l 26@l 2T for winter red wes-
tern; l 3O@l 36 for white western.
RYE-Steady at 81.
,BARtEYAQaiN 500 Sd0o8 a3@mU
CoRN-Receipts lOs,Al2 bui market firm !;
sales, $500 bq at 62@62! for sound mixed
western; i6G Gor rodha yeTid&itsi u ~ i
PORK ~ Active at Is 80 for old mess /;
.l9 1908 II for new
WHISKYr7pull % 29l@2Lyo-,H
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-06

Mrs AGNES BAYEYTAL, of New York, de-
sires to hear some information from her broth
er, SETH RICHARD EVANS, who is somewhere
in the west. If this should drop under the
eye ofSETH, &c, he is expected to write, as
above.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-06
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5diif1 SB1ytoS SEEjke It llFHs5iia
OFFICE OF THE DAILY EMPIRE, |


OFFICE OF THE DAILY EMPIRE, I /
DAYTON, MONDAY, AUG. 6TH, 1860. Il
Corrected daily by H.nsiaas stlBESl, seaerscusir
There creme psteHal changes in the re
ports for to-day.
FLOUR. Wholesale $500 Retail bcs
brands $3.50 ~.-'.a "a
.WIIEA1Eht.s5ssyite doTRyzrdsteRlenc.
Receipts fair
CORN.-35c and active.
/, ,QATS77lsu-and yeGlning4 sa IofQI
ol BAkf1EYa2 26OCft5c, atcordins % ddSihy
RYE,7u6Qe and aatYs @ bgnI,6
HAY-old, $l4 per tun; new, $40 per tun
FLAX.SEED&sl 10. ''''
ssiUsGROGERIBS,E ETC.ai-OsIl
Corrected for the Daily EMrtaE by Knesly, McInyr
~ Lse co., No. a5,lFhirdAJD JD.1
Sugar, firm; advanced lc.., s..,.s
Coffee, firm; advanced ! To ac X. ..T .,a
We quote to-day; Coffee l5l@lG.
Sugar ffm atSt0lp4Ufl YilMlH
Molasses, dull and lc lower Mt 46@47
Teas 366965. l,a,a boz ..aao n,,tI lategns
Cheese 1I(GSbil Hpl w oi utliH .ln
Tobaccd 20@40 i.Il'''ll ,, ...... ,q
Rice 5GG54. 80 hna l.i.i -H.Iu.d Hnnu un'
Prunes S4@9l. "I''' ''''.. '"' ''''
Ssa9l5 ssSH asaHa aIat1omsAa
White Fish 5,25@5,50, Halves. iiis y,a
MPaeckerel 9,Op@2QlOO Pc. barrel, as to qua
BFo6hE 81 Ss2I Ii6 pssf dJz.s saTAI
ilallow 86Sl lspIoH L4,6uoii a1-1ml % .l ,1
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-06

rQuhrter-Master General WooD will be
here tomorrow, and will on tomorrow eve
ming inspect the arms of the Military ,Compa7
piesis the lst Ohio Regiment, we learn
Shoulder arms p
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-06

D6y" The cheated term" is about as hot as
it is possible for it to become "seven times
hotter than it ought to be for the least degree
of comfort
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-06

gF lna .'oa SANDY Hook, Aug. 4, p. NJ.
The steamer Ausiralasian, with details OF
Liverpool dates of the 2ith ult, has arrived
ba There is nothing new frem Syria Inter.
venton by all the great powers WAS expected.
The Pripcess Frederick William had been
confined @ithaa danghtdr.D ~ D4 81
Naples has ordered the withdrawal Of oil
her troops from Sicily "i
Three Dutch mcn-of-war are ordered to
Beirut iI mei.
. The Belgian Chamber of Deputies had pre-
sented an addressto the King, congratulating
him on the completion Of the twenty-ninth
year of his reign. .gt..t
Cotton--.Sales at Liverpool on the 23d were
1000 bales, including l,600 bales TO speculA-
tors and exporters quotations barely main
tanned. Flour has advanced I'D; wheat lG1d
Corn steady Provisions dull Lard firm 1T
59s Gd(86s Rosin1 steady Sugar quiet
Coffee steady. Rice dult Pot ashes quiet at
POS; pearls dull
LoNDosg Judy g9,-+Wheat advanced ls
Sugar steady Yea 'dOflahd unchanged Tai
low dull at 53 Wool--snles progressing md
prices tending upward
LIVERPOOL July 5.-Cotton--sales to-day
5000 bGlss prices Unchanged At
Tho Belgium Ghauber lDeputies had pre-
scented an address to the King, congratulating
him aIuop tho courldrtion of the s2gth rear, of
his reign. The address attracted attention
from the fact tlatit condemns in strong terms
the aggressive policy of France, and indrec-
tly appeals TO Europe for protection against
French designs. The address was adopted
unanimously and enthusiastically ..IilFH
/ Garibadi has captured Meazzo.
| The King of Sardinia has resolved 10 send
nm autograph letter TO Garibaldi requesting
him not 10 attack the continental possessions
of the King of Naples. a,.
/ A Mormon conference was held in London.
Brigham Young was elected head of the Nor
mon Church. we. .,.
'II,0OO Frenck troops had gone to Syria
1900 English and a fleet of ships we're 90.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-06

The weather is clear, and no signs of the
Canadian, now due with Liverpool dates to the
26th and Londonderry of 27th.
The North Briton passel down at midni sht,
bound for Londonderry and Liverpool
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-06
Tbr Campaign.
CAMPAIGN MEDALS.

(tONTAlNlNG Correct MeunotyIe IikenessAs Of
" the different candidates for the Presidential Chair
now ready. The likeness of the President on one sid4
aud Vice President ON the ohef--h naat medal aA,,
the size OF hye dollar gold piece, making bcallts
campaign charm or badge. Y aaIHl- ~ =
ORDER addressed 10 b. SKULL, Phillips House, cor
neTot MAN and Third sts-' Dayton, o., will meet vita
pronpl ettention. .-... .4iiIUt 1870 d
Clubs supplied on favorable terms filH .aa.H
Samples sent by rnai On rooeiH Of nine three cent
S"Hhl''' tH HA- YRS
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Dsy@ The heavy rains up North had the eff.
feet ofriling the Miami, and put it on a slight
rise Good for ye fishermen.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-06

BaS- The funeral Of the late .WliIJAM Don.
NEY was largely attended yesterday evening
by fremen and citizens generally It is estil
mated that about 800 persons were in the
procession The Pacifcs appeared as chief
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land' upon the hose carriage The cortegd
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FTTf "III NEw YORK, Aug o
x suit has been commenced againsr the
Greaf Eastern for. npnlhingeIhsnt in the use
Of an American patent, in the use of the pad
die apd sqrfng eomhiaed as motive poweri
Damages laid at S5O,Os0 Z" o''' '"' "a