Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-09
NEWS OF THE DAY.

The same dispatchs report heavy rise in
the Tennessee river which has carried
away pontoon bridges.
The Nashville papers announce the
death of John Marshall of Franklin, Will
Hanson county, Tennessee, who was re-
garded as one of the ablest lawyers of the
State. He was about sixty years of age.
Ex-Governor Ramsay of Minnesota,
writes to the Commissioner of Indiana
Affairs, that he has met the Red Lake and
Pembina Indians at Red Lake River cross
ing, and hopes to be able to negotiate
treaty with them though their first de-
mands were unreasonable.
Earl Russell has been making an i'm
portant speech in Scotland, which was
chiefly devoted to American affairs. II
was conciliato,y in tone, so far as we can
Judge Referring to Polish affairs the
Earl protested against the course of Rus
sia but intimated that England does not
feel called upon to go to war with that
Power. 1t was peace speech. In re-
gard to the Anglo-rebel rams, it is to be
inferred that it is the intention Of the Gov
ernment to prevent their sailing. Scna-
tor Summers speech received special at
tention, and it was this, doubtless, that
brought Earl Russell before the public.
The correspondent of the New York
Herald alfirms that Rosecrans advanced
from Chattanooga into Georgia under i'm
perative orders from Washington. If
that be so, the advance needs no ratiaRGl
explanation.
The numerous arrivals from Chicnma-
uga have crowded the Richmond prisons.
The Erdmener of the I'd says On Tues
day evening 1,775 of the prisoners taken
in the battle of Chicamauga, reached the
Libby via Petersburg, and $50 more on
Wednesday morning, making 1925, in
all. About LOO more arrived from the
same direction on Wednesday night, and
2,200 of the same will follow this moan
ing. "The Libby has been filled to over
flowing, and additional prison had to be
opened. On Tuesday night 4s6 were sent
to Belle Island, and yesterday morning
5l7 more were sent to the same place !;
600 were quartered in the negro quarters
opposite the Castle, and 305 were incar-
cerated in Grants warehouse, corner of
Nineteenth and Franklin Streets"
All who vote for Brough are in favor of
the suspension of the writ of HaJeQs Cor
pus and arbitrary arrests.
Don't forget, Union loving voters of
Ohio, that Brough says he spurns the Crit
tenden Compromise, ond rejoices that it
was defeated
That he says slavery must be destroyed
or will betray more men.
That he will consent to no peace until
slavery is destroyed.
A special despatch from Washington
TO the Cincinnati Gazette of this morning
says that there are no new arrangements
for the exchange of prisoners. All civil
lians parolled before May 9th, and mill
tary paroled before September 18th, are
exchanged. The demands of the Govern
ment for information as to the treatment
of negro troops, still remain unanswered
Be sure and see that every man who
has been in the country long enough, gets
his final naturalization papers in time to
vote Democratic ticket, from Valandig-
ham down.
They who think there will be no draft
in Ohio, will wake up after the election
and find $4,000 men called ont. Too
many Provost Marshals are at work not to
have a draft
Don't forget to vote for Vallandigham,
Pugh and Liberty on next Tuesday.
All who are in favor of the Constitution
as it is and the Union as it was, will vote
the Democratic ticket.
I Vote an unscratched Democratic Liber-
ty Ticket on Tuesday.
See that every Democratic voter is
brought out on Tuesday.
Five millions of acres are devoted in