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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-21

Ntvor.--willism H. Giespiei ofiiqe, l07I Main. y
uafshdt STACY B. cane oiice. at MAyorb ofhoe. y
1rea arer.-D. W. Reese; Office, J. W. Darst Bros
,sOtictor.--IosRA Lowell; otlce, ,.l.,.l.u ANN
Cysck--Anthoay stephens once, Council chauiberi
Ma Ward-Anos Decker and Hugh wiggin,
Second Ward-E4ra Bimm and Hiram 5tronG.
THIRD Ward-I. III. Kiersted aud Geo. w. Rogers.
Fourth Ward-J. A.. Minck and l.. u. 0illilk0d.
Finh Ward-Ezra Thomas and George Lehman.
sixth Ward--w. N. Love and Jacob Decker, ~,
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS --Justices Of Peace
VIM II. Mckinney; office, 81, near MAN. DAD
John II Stoppehhan; Office, ID bet Jed 81. Clair.
Jaines Turner; office, 05, Jeiierson. 4 tttfsk
ArA" - c5isidbles.
isaac Hale aud B1ra JefIfeys. M u1ial ,tlG ,eE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-21

PUBLIC NOTICE

I HAVE this day sold out my share in the stock Of
j. goods formerly owned by Charles Post CO., 70
,silIIRfn Nolbrecht and Herman Landmeierg Both
have commenced their mercantile career With Inc, aUd
M v. has lAtierly Res my partner IN business As
have doubt that they VIII carry the business on
the principles Dy hvh have besu gYserDed ior
the last thirty years, hesitate not " recommend
them 70 the favor Of myeuHtoiners. shaltlVr uHe
continue 10 be with them IN their store.
Dayton, Oct. l, lHe2. 9ail1 "a altLEs POST
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-21

Attention !-Backsmiths, SAddlers and
Buglars, can find employment in the Army,
by calling on CePt, Woodward, at the COar.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-21

Don Fail-Don't fail to attend the
PAwnbroker's Sale Thursday, at the Auction
4 Commission, And Variety Store Of C.vP
Huber 4 Son, No. $50, Old Post-otiee, Third
street See an enppsrAsop Of articles in. the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-21

tE Arttsta.pEfU
seebohm L., Main, bet. "a 4th, over Market House
Attorneys. ~ alt.la 4
Acterman John 3, second story, 90, Nam,
Baumann, e, g., S., Main, = sf - Ayh'tA
Cuppy " p, Clegg's Building, sd, bet MAN JET 2,
H6iik q Mcmahon, 49, 3D. bet. Main and Jefferson =
Houk, ID, A., Olegg's Building, Sd, bet Main and Jeh
Jackson, s. b., second story, 3l2, ID. .Hir
Jordan j. A., ", Main, bet 2d and 81.
Jordan N. E., n g cor I'd and Main. ,lsG
I,eaman, A. D., 800, I'd bet Nam aud Jefferson.
Lowe, Thomas o., postoffice Building, up stairs.
Malanbre, George W.. SO, Main, bet ID Rld I'd. a.I
Nolan, NJ. p, old Empire Building, Sd. Il
Tton 4 Fitch second story, 81, I'd.
Weakley, II. H. Conover Building, e cor Sd Man.
Aurist. tifga
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Special Notices.

sth Cavalry Regiment -Rsctaiis4 ars
wanted for Cavalry Company. Il b by far
the easiest brahch Of The service ,Horsas
and every thing ia fprpiahad eI0O Roanay !;
ssS, and one months pay ia advance; 40 10
each man in addition Pay from day of en-
Ilstment Come, men, Join the Cavalry Com.
,pany.
LlIaA orodw SsaW. W. wooDwIkb, 0abEI
! W. aFRIEs1lai; and ~ GLLLiDAf 1, /, I'd lea.
tenantGDa'w bnn gfeinFuf .slnad tn roNiiht
headquarters at the Court HOusspld 99i,as'i
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-21

| Sanitary Donations I'VE see II stated
in the Eastern Papers that the Government,
through the Surgeon General, had delsrnin-
cd to dispense with further sanitary dona-
tons from the people. But the uailsd States
Sanitary ComlAiSson stll inEites eontribu-
tlons, and designates what, articles are most
needed for the comfort Of invAlids in the hos,
pitfalls. Sgi ttsa : giebal = a,s'-s
Shirts, Drawers, and Woollen socks, are
at this time what are desirable for tbs hospi.
tails. Woollen socks are very badly heedsd,
owning to the cold weather, and the Govern,
nent is but poorly supplied with, the article
Persons who reside Ia the country, and who
have been very seldom called upon 70 contri-
butte TO the necessities or comforts of the
sick and wounded in the hospitals, could
greatly aid in the noble work of relief by far
nishing yarn socks to the Aid Societies. Il
would bear lightly on them, As they produce
the material Woollen drawers would aIs6
prove very acceptable, a. % s,ss ,. - ~ ,' -
7 Every bOOdy--Old and young, in city and
eountry--can eontributs something either in
money, material Or work, inll aid of the un-
iortunsts in the hospitals The winter Is
rapidly approaching, and ualsss the Covert
ment gets greet and speedy assistsncs fron
the People, thousspda Of poor fellows win
suffer la q lgLt ss1
4 Great injustice has been done ths GlSk ana
wounded soldiers BY the nisapplicasiouui s--aa y
the Commission call it--of the sanitary aioreu
contributed for their benefit The fellows IN
and about the hospitals, who are paid 70 at.
tend to the sick and wounded, have appropri,
aled mOat Of the niee things 70 themsslvsS
The embroidered slippers, eaPs, gowns, &c /,
were worn BY many Of the surgeons aud ass
sisiants, and hapgers-oh. We have been Gre,
dibly Informed OF cases where surgeons and
snperintendents have sent home supplies of
these articles for use after The war shAll Aavs
been closed The jsllies jams, and o.ksr
good things we're eaten by the same pattIis
and many Of them sent home these luxurios
70 their families - m!a t,sisa = s.ap ,s.S
We have contributed our share t6wAfah
fsxPosing these svindlera by calling the Vt.
tention Of the authorities 10 ttksm. and We
have the assurances that sop Hss ,hesn pay
Y these dishonorablsu practlcesy Ouleeodb.
Gy.women can now provide ior the saIIsrlhr
IN the hospitals without he danger Of having
their gifs msapplied. aab a..a ~ % e naaai fi7
Nsys Saa " good wOrk,ss.saA slassla n /
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-21

G. P, Huber a. Son will sell 4 number of
packages, trunks, boxes, etc, At auction at
the Express Office, Sd street, on Thatsaay,
,3Oth inst s .s q. aaa a.... =. ia IS saae q
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-21
DaYton Business Direotory

Tgaas roa ApvEHrIsfNo IN Bumseae Dfskcfonvl4-
Regular yearly advertlsers, one line gratis, Others
q poi y1ar, 81 for six moths 81 for three months.
Ss- fttgiHent IN all cases IN advance.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-21
Natps SsrtlsFmguts


70 ~ sai ssFSyR SALE, h.sasl p 80, ',ov ..o Z, g
lTNHH sAssPsss ~ bssl lep b. sitls. Ssas ss,ov.
ssa = haa q. n .PP sS6e AI ilsds dsss saga
friee - eenh per hafrol ocaiaa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-21
NOTICE.

M AN TUA MA KING.
as M RS. j. M. Bodle yCge7
xNoULD respectfully MORN the ladies Of Dayton
wv that Bho LAS removed To No. ~ JEFFERSON street
east slds tstweep lIrst aad Second whe she ls pre-
parea 10 render her services IN the neatebt anu
nlshonADle manner siyles vi Dkkos BtAhlNG, Whoa
will De attended 10 ut the shortest notice. Those who
wish nee ths laest styles, and have work In
best manner will please cal at NO. ~ Jefferson st.
) sci ~ y r ral Mnr.J. M. bODLEf.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-21

Smaeh-Last evening the down, treght
train on the d. & NJ. Road had a smash-up in
the vicinity of 'Carsylso Station. d The Loco
motive passed safely, over three cows which
were lying upon the trabk, sbnt they proved
too much for the reightaears, three or four Of
them being thrown from the rails, and pretty
etfectually jammed into each .other,5 The.cars
contained horses and stsck,l and although
they were 10 aowreckA but two horses we're
injured so that they died. An the animals in
the broken ears were more or less bruised,
but will probably oil recover. Thc,cass are
useless, and the damage ia considerable. g The
Gomez Aunfortunats cause Of all the ttouble-
were chawed up in peace-ms'al. b iab.uiias
Ia Ths Road ,is covered, with the wreck The
up passenger train last night was obliged 10
rsmsin at the Station until the down train ar
rived there this morpin 6, when an exchange
Of passengers and freight was made around
the obstrnotion.o aroI 1lat1i o. la5qsN
1t expected that the Road will 81 open
BY tonight y. a.;9~ ar";o,,a ~ Z, ra;,,,,.l,
Home Capt Pat ocOnusll, Of The Isl
Ohio, arrived home yesterday morning. He
leaves for Columbus this evening, on official
business He in excellent health, and spir.
its, and lookH as though he had seen heavy
service y, .,s-..i b,s eai aI r...lg-
Capt NJ. s. Gunckel, of the 36th Ohio, ar
rived homo last svening. He has been in
poor health for some time, and has come back
.orenew and recuperals his wasted physical
energies agl sa.ul se' oar sa5
Good Slop.-ln another place will be seen
an advertisement Of SlOp for sale ia quantity.
n. Hedges has not only sueceededin maniac
turing the finest Sirup in the world but he
has made the best quality Of vinegar from the
refuse jucis, had wrapping psper manufactar-
ed from the crushed stalks, and now be is
producing very eatAble and nuiritive slop
for cattle and hogs tits pronounced far su,
penor to stilLSlop
hit time Perry, has the proper err time
arriv IF so, ship about $s.wOrth in care Of
Josh. ' ...5 M. y, =.
p, S,-We stop the press 10 inform you
that although heavy firing was heard on Bat
urday night in the direction Of the Court
House, every ding was quiet this morping at
AndsrsOns This is reliable saaa o. slas .
! ABB bso1 sdTn T---Tis1T ~ li1g lssfs1 4
Substitutes Wanted Twenty men can
get slSO each 70 60 as Substitutes This win
be paid in addition 70 bounty. Call At Head.
quarters on Court HouselOt, asa,, "a sqro
sid. 20 s.ssu{ OiHW. II. WOODWARD - @
Oe2ldlO aoli ,'.s Captain, s.h .. v, G.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-21
CRAZE VINE RooFs AND WINK.

HAVE from 5O,0OO to JO,oo two-year old lirape
/ Nine Roots for sale. l wall allow hl-Hfa CON
mission 10 oil who may sell tor me.
Also, good Caiawba Wine Tor sale.
llesidsnce near the Asylum, south OF DayioR. Al
dresa bON no, 2ss, Dayton, ONO
oei3 FREDERICK fCHuTTE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-21
fHE UNION MUsf 'BE PREsERyED.
WARMING.

asial Wtha WARMING. ~ "V-t'l
gvssh publc ara hefeby aotiAsd Aol 20 bay csftAh
~ q OF $50, aRned b. me, dated, and seeurcd ~
i,oF1ra 80 nov IN lhe hAiids " n. " Noaa oi Day
ten y ~ Sad nots ntven without consideration
oeiaff STEPHAN HAYES.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-21

Substitutes Wanted. Twenty men can
get elSO each 10 60 as sabstitutssa This win
be paid in addition 70 bounty. Call at Head.
quarters on Court HOuselOt 5sa,,,,st .,qro
lsid. 80 ss.su{ OiHW. II. oWooDwAaD @
Oe2ldlO 'ao7i ss., Captain, sth o. v. Q.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-21

I III .dlJa IfHHi alQnN'3 30 .' l'fIA If
service 20 c5l1sQ Bio sa slla- To-
/ Capt NJ. s. Gunckel, of the 36th Ohio, ar
rived home last evening. He has been in
poor health for some time, and has come back
70 renew and reeuperais his wasted physical
energies .ag.1 y8ou sges 8dg gaa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-21

?, s,-We stop the press 10 inform you
that although heavy firing was heard on Bat
urday night in the direction Of the Court
House, every ding was quiet this morpias ..
AndersonA This is reliable saaa a. si8s >
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-21

Home Capt Pat o'copnelI, Of The Is
Ohio arrived home yesterday morning. He
leaves for Columbus this evening, on 0ficiAl
business Heisih excellent health, and spir
its, and lOoks as thopgh he had seen heAvJ
service. ..-..5i M. .s...- ,.-..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-21

sit time Perry, has the proper time
arriv : IF 50, ship about $s.wOrih in care Of
.Iosh % ia l'af ~ Pc
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-21

George A. Grove, guardian or Georgel
m. rwinelnenner, Louifn NJ. Wine. SUPP
brenner ADD David n, wlnehTennef, Cou
Plaintiff N' N'i -'NAH Mont
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08
TIKI LATEST WAR NRws.

The latest dispatches received through the
War Department from Yorktown, and which
arrived here at 9 O'Clock this morning, supply
concise but interesting, detas Of tho advance
of Gen. McClellau's forces on Yorktown, tho
strength Of the Rebels, the nature of their works
of defense and an estlate of the labor and time
required for The reduction Of the place. There
was considerable delay in crossing Deep Greek,
bat the dispatch says all tho fortified places OF
Importance before Yorktown had been taken At
every point. The greatest enthusiasm prevailed
among the National troops.
This is the day Tuesday, named by Louie
vile journals for tho commencement Of the ex-
pecied battle at Corintb. Tho news received
By mall which we publish in other coumns,
makes much smaller estimate Of The strength
of tho Rebel ferce previously reported from
the sam. quarter. The number il siVen AT
between 10000 aud $4,000. The portion OF
the Memphis sud Charleston railway track
which WA destroyed BY a detachinent OF the
National forces il laid 10 have been repaired,
so that the connection between The Rebel Enes
is restored. and their supplies Of men and
munitions are received with facility.
A dispatch from The Mountain Department.
dated Wheeling, the 9TH inst, represents the
Rebels as rstreatDg before the National forces
under Gen. Milroy, who has advanced in pur-
suit from Cheat Mountain 10 Camp Allegheny.
The aim Of the Rebels seems TO be 70 reach
S.auntOD, at which point they can make good
their escape By railroad, unless they should be
previously oyerlaken.
No fewtr thaa AZ shots were fred q. The
Union gunbcat Csrondelet, IS she ran the fire
Of the Rebel batteries ut Island No. 10. Her
arrival, safe and sound, at New-Msdrid Is OIL.
oslly reported ct the Navy Department.
Tho official report resolved yesterday at The
Navy Department from Lieut.. Murray COM
mspdiug the naval expedition agsinst Waihing-
to-, N. c., is In some respscts evon more
satisfactory than the record Of victory BY the
National Arms. The place was abandoned BY
the Rebel soldiers before the feet arrived,
std al the ogPos..iop made " ia slS.aca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08

The steamship Hlbernian arrived at Portland
yesterday, bringing news from Europe to the
Doth ult., five days later than that received by
the Niagara. The death of Count Nesseirode,
tho Russian Statesman, is reporledi also that
of Prince Windischsrstz, of Austria. The ILL.,
ness of King Leopold of Belgium continues,
and Lord PalmerstOn 10 again laid up with
govt. The London Daily Ners eulogzes the
tactics Of Gen. Mcclellan; and The Tims,.
which publishes later communication from
DIR. Russell, describing tho magnificent spec
tacle Of the advancing army and its admirable
discipline, begins to shift its ground a. to the
invincibility of the South, and considers that
its main chance now lies in the vsstDess OF ts
territory. A conversation took place in the
House Of Commons, in which Mr.. Gregory, the
advocate Of the SecessonistS, elected from the
Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs that the
case of the British vessel Lsbu an, seized by g
Union man-of-war, had been brought under
the notice of Dir. Seward by Lord Lyons.
The Tuscarora and Sumter are still reported
AT Gibraltar. An uprising in Italy appears 10
be imminent. GaribsIdi is reported on tour
through Lombardy, stirring up the youth OF the
Province 10 join the volunteers. The Spanish
Government bas itsued orders 70 Gen. Prim ~
enter into no conference with the Mexican
authorities, until the invading army reaches
the City of Mexico. The report is repeated
respecting Mr.. Peabody's munifcent donation
to the City of London for bshoof OF tho poor
The amount devoted to this object by the re-
firing banker is $4,000. The London money
market still continues easy. Cotton at Liver
pool shows slightly upward tendency-th-
supply Of American ut tho port Of Liverpool
being reduced to $4,000 bales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08

Wrsr yIHGrsrA.-The full vote OF Ohio County
lin which is Wheeling is reported ~ follows;
Consntut,on-For $50; Against, ..
Emaneipa,ion-For. 1885, Against, 81.
Morgaatoier County sea, o! Monongaia County
polled $50 votes all bu. for the Constitution and
ell but 70 for Gradual Emancipation The report
saws, "a much fuller vote could have been poled
for Emancipation had tho people understood the
~ question"
Cameron, Marshall Cocnsy, gave ,9A Tor the Con-
sti,uton 10 IS agansi IL. letter 10 TEE Wheeling
I,t,AIeencer says:
NO po,s opened the rsdn emancipation quss
ton blt emancipation would have carried By large
Jolly"
Ner CrseI, Hampshire County, gave l0i for Con-
sii,uiop to none against 20 for Emancipation &c
none against A letter asys;
The .bovs III. cold The citizens did not vo,s
Of there being pole foT them snd
MI to tse having votes There large
sumb. In vote from tbs county bus had to bach
without voting"
RO,eiys Rock, Marshall County, gives IS for Con
siituton to 8 against; 80 fos Emancipation TO 10
against
MarsAau County NEARLY complste) dVes-For
The Constitution, 1885, Against it, u for Emancps.
ton, 62i Against il, 81.
Fairmoun,. Marion County, gives l7s for he Con-
s,i,utoni none sgsins, ii For Emancipation, i6oj
Against IL, 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08
MORE DRvELOPMRNTsI IN MEXICAN
AFFAIRS.

The strange report comes from Earope BY
tho steamer which arrived yesterday at Port
land that the Spanish Government had sent
orders to Gen. Prim to hold no conference with
the Mexican authorities until tho invading army
has advanced ~ far ~ the City Of Mexico.
We shoGld have somo hesitation in accepting
this statement ~ authentic, but that it has the
strongest confirmation in what had previously
been announced BY tho Paris Pat1s. That
journal, referring 10 the rumOred conference,
st Soledsd and OriIabs, said: "wa
I" believe the news IL incorrect. Nothing vii
"be determined until the arrival Of Gen. Lo
" rencez lin Ms1icoi, who evrries with hin
formal instructions. in conformity with III,
programme marked out ty tho French Gov
q" eminent"
In tho light Of these intimations from Pari
and Madrid We zoe with tolersbls clsarncs
how great was the concession made BY th,
Mexican Government when it allowed th
removal ol IN invaders lrou tho presence .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08

was o barrier Of piles ia tho river As for TIE
non.combataut inhabitauts Of tho place. thej
show q strong Union feeling; aud a. practi'
cal proof of their loyalty, they are prepared to
offer a regiment for tho National Service.
The Fortress Monroe boat at Baltimore 70.
ports that Shipping Point bad been taken pos
session Of by the National troops, and other
places in the same line Of advance. A list OF
casualties, in connection with these movements,
is recorded.
From Augusta, Georgia, comes report dated
the 18th ult., in which there is o description
given of a second " Msrrimac," now nearly
ready at one OF the Gulf ports. She is 25O
feet in length. powerfully built, aud said to
be quite equal to her nsmesake at Norfolk.
Our Port Royal letter. of yesterday, gave
different account of her.
Near Edinburgh, the advance position
Of General Banks, active diminishing con-
tinues but no decided movement on either
eide has been made. A snow storm was yes
terday reported 10 that district.
Good progress is reported from Gen. Popei
quarters. Yesterday, the Secretary Of war
received dispatches from New-MndrId, which
,tated that Gen. Pope had just landed on tie
Tennessee shore, and that the movement had
been a grand success. A ferry.boat had been
abs TO reach the General BY . new route
through the swamps, and his operations had
been further facilitated BY second guntost.
which had succea.fulIy run the gauntlet OF the
Rebel batteries.
In the small-arm encounters against the
Rebel intreDchmeDts near Yorktown on Sun
day. the 'ha.pshooters Of Senator Wilson's
regiment are said to have done conspicuous
service. Their fire was directed against the
Rebels with deadly precision.
The latest dispatch from Island No. 10.
received at 2 O'Clock this morning, says that
Gen. Pope has now four steamers to ferry
with, and that the whole army would be moved
over the river by Monday night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08

We b,vs letter. from our correspondent
in Tennesse, which We do not 1901 .
liberty - get to lay before tbs pup
Dublic. !. may DO that the movements in con
temptation by Gems. Hslleck. Buell., and ofa0'
a week ago, are already 80 tar advanced ''a'
WA might safely publish them; but as delays
in such cases, arc very often Unavoidable II "
safer 10 avoid the possibility Of embarrassing
them by premature publicity. As we know,
however, with what anxiety oil eyes arc 'ut"e0
in that direction, there is no imfroPiiely ID
saving, as We may safely do, that the Com
mapding General 10 that Department on" "''
advisers. arc quite awake TO what the e'rcu~
stance. of the time and place require Oh tuen''
Combinations arc making, and forces oe'ne
brought 70 bear upon given line, such o. VIII
not only resist We confidently hope, any con-
centration of the enemy, but bring them 10
hattie aud cover them with defeat and dsas-
ter. Our correspondent assures US that the
Rebel army has been greatly Overrated, that ito
whole force in Southern Mississippi does not
exceed q, 900 men, and that one-hslf of these
are raw recruits, whose greatest alacrity will
be in running. This estimate, wo fear, is too
small, though others doubtless are much too
large. But while We are not disposed to
DO over sanguins Of the result Of tho movements
in progress in that region. the report, now
before -, Of very careful observer, is 20 on
courasiug that We look with good deal Of
confidence for brilliant continuance in Missis-
.ippi of the brilliant campaign begun in Ken
lucky.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08

tho pestiioaoe which was % opportune,y thinning
thoir ranks on the low grounds Of the sea
coast. We 900, also, tho meaning Of the long
post ,enemeut of the Orizaba Conference,
after tho preliminary meeting at Soledad. II
Spaiu only treats with an army to back her
demand, at the Mexican Capital. France
cannot stipula.e for Ie'sj aud the overtures Of
usscs which preceded the advance Of the
Allie, 10 Tehuacsn aud Orirabs ore thrown %
the winds.
AIonn u,th this intelligence from Europe, we
have Inter news from Vera Cruz, via Hasana,
BIZ the steamer Roanoke, which arrived hero last
evening. The report is Dos devoid OF interest
A conspiracy was detected among tho reactionary
party at tho Capital; and it was intended to
invite Marquee to protect and aid the move
ment. For that purposs Marquee, it appears,
was approaching the city, and was met and
beaten by tho national troops. Il is naturally
the cue Of the Havans press to magnify such
reports; and on that ground it is difficult to
sstimste the further intelligence, which comes
through the same channels, that open houtpiiles
were likely to recommends between the Invaders
and tho Juarez Government, on account Of q
forced loan made by the latter on Spanish
commercial house. II will not. Of course, be
difficult 20 find other excuses than this for
fresh outbreak Of warhko purpO'es--f che
Spanish commander has received bis orders to
enter on negotiations only at the Csp'sal.
Seven dsys from the date of the Vera Cruz
reports by this arrival, the Orizaba Conference
was to have met. Ths next Havana steamer
will bring the intelligence either OF settlement
there, or m advance on the City Of Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08

The able speech of Senator Trumbull on the
coufscation question. delivered in the U. 3.
Senate yesterday, and reported at length in
our columns thiS morning, deserves careful
reading. II considers tho subject from every
point of view, and even those who cannot
agree with it's conclusions must, ut least, ac-
knowledge the strength of its arguments, and
give it credit for tempered zeal, which invites
reflection rather than opposition. Those who
oppose the measure he advocates will find it
hard to answer.