Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-28
NEWS OF TIE DAY.


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1t is proposed to suspend passenger trav-
Ell on the Mississippi, in order to protect
the boat more effectually from rebel incen-
diaries.I
Guy Livingstone talks of the beautiful
Baltimore ladies, their iridescent eyes, &c.
Must be pretty--rainbow colored
A New York paper states that NADIA
gascar Prince is now living in hovel in
that city--an exile. W
The spirits say their greatest amusement
in the world is reading their own obituary
notices.
The widow of old John Brown was
in Clayton, Iowa, recently in search of a
home.
Hambleton-a celebrated black-mailer
is comfortably in Jail in Washington
City.
Kavanaugh won the great,billard match
in New York, and will now pocket Tie
man in public.
The Washington diplomats shake their
heads ominously at the effect in Europe of
American honors to the Russians. Let
them shake.
A letter in the New Orleans Picayune,
from Plaquemines, says the growing sugar
crop of that Parish will fall short, on an
average by several thousand hogsheads.
Some forty thousand vipers have been
killed in one county in France this season.
They were such a pest that ten cents
apiece was paid for their slaughter.
Senator Jim Lane is aptly described as
a lank, cadaverous, merciless, cunning
Jay-hawking nuisance--a true represen-
tative of the highway robber and horse
thief element of Kansas.
An OK race took place at Connecticut
cattle show, recently, and pair of blacks
took the first premium, going the mile in
ten and three-quarters minutes.
A pipe-smoking employee in the store of
the Pennsylvania Oil Company, at Mil
waukie, recently exploded cask of ben
zine, and the explosion and fire ensued
caused loss of forty thousand dollars.
Mr.. Grammar has been arrested in st.
Louis for using disloyal language. How
seldom, says the Providence Bulletin, dis
loyal language could be arrested for the use
Of grammer.
A bridal offering to the Medical Direc-
tor Of the Army Of the Potomac, who
has committed matrimony, was a silver
service worth $1,000.
The late election in Ohio shows that
there are about two hundred thousand
Democrats who will not be scared nor
bought by greenbacks.
The mills and print works at Manches-
ter sold last year 22,O0o,00O yards of
cloth, clearing Sl,OOO,OOO or 60 per cent.
on the capital.
Guerrillss are becoming troublesome on
the pixies leading from Gainesville and
Wauenton, over one of which routes all
supplies for the army are drawn. On Sa-
turday they attacked the mail wagon en-
route to WaTenton, near Baltimore,
wounded the driver and took him prisoner,
and escaped with the horses and harness
There was no mail in the wagon. Here
after, mail and trains will be accompanied
by guards.
The celebrated horse "Green Mountain
Morgan" died recently at Mortified, Yer
mont.
Russia has commenced dividing up
Poland and annexing various provinces to
Russia proper. The Poles are endeavor-
ing to get Turkish support, but the Czar
assures the Sultan that recognition of
the Poles, on the part of the latter. as bel.
ligerents, will be regarded as an act of
war.
The Democrats polled one thousand
more votes than they ever polled in Ale
gheny county, Pennsylvania, and the Re-
publicans got over seven thousand ma.
iority. No frauds, only miracles this.