Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-01


e.eaped from Oregon the night previous
She said she was the see survivor Of seven
two Of her rsce that had been arbitrariIy ar
arrested two weeks ago, and immured in q
stable on Brown st. By twos, and fours, and
even by halt dozens they had suffered he ex.
treme penalty" at the hands of ferocous
wenchl She said she could see The. heads Of
the victims lying in great pile, through
knot.hole in the stable, while their bones we're
literally strewn ia every direction On the
day preceding the nipbt Of her escape, she
! distinctly heard the wench say that ''old top
knot would have to be ''put on early, aud
billed de whole day, for she was bout forty
sebben year old" This remark, she said,
she considered Of a personal nature and a
direct reference to a dissgreeshle allusion to
herself She rssolred 10 escape About 4
. clock that afternoon, she prevail ed on a
sandy harrow, sn old acquaintance, to root a
hole under the stable. through which she rs
cared under cover Of darkness Fs ,ring that
the bridges we're guarded she swan the Ca
nawI above Third at made her way over to
st. eisir,-aud crswied into. an old pump
stock That night several foraPing parties
in the interests Of the General Assembly,
passed within few feet OF her bur having no
pointer dogs, she was not di coverd She
said he heald one fellow say that The chick
on business was about played ont" She con.
cluded her remarks in a very husky voice,
which she said was owing TO a violent c I'D,
occasioned by getting her feet wet in crossing
the canal "But," said she, II would rsth.
er undertake 10 swim the Atlantic ocean.
than the six.eallon Kettle Of Sc. lding wa
ter which saw on Brown Street" I'm
mense applause
ABLE sPEECH or THE GENTLEMAN FROM sHANG-
Hal
The applause bestowed upon the remarl s
Of the old hen had scarcely sobsidtd, when
decided Guler" was occssioned by the ap-
pearance uponthe stand Of bobtaiIed roos
Ter Of the Shanghai persuasion, As soon as
order was entirely restored, be spoke as fol.
lows;
/ "FEATHERED CmcEEYzESs ,- v-
! a i 5v' / IN moi mdci given ia rubic
sncakinR but cennot forego the pleasur OF
cnngrstulating YOU upon the happy event
which has enab ed us TO ono q gpiher IN
| comparative saf ty his evening refer, OF
! course, 10 the Ahsquau slion uf lhr Lincoln
war rlerey CGreat spl Iassf ] A. Gnsjs ber
by birth and education, and vi h very i'm
perft CT knowIed. OF your language, | have
hitherto fel d. cacy in taking nuy part in
your public delibtrations; but feet upon
Ill occasion Ihat e are all in lhe same boat,
aud must sink or swim together. notice
there sre some here to-day with We shurt
legs, while mine are very lon Rod llerp too,
|, Represented the brave hu dimnutlve Ban.
tam ir Be. | Can cut run my shot.lepg-d
friends, il is lrue, but If this he a Eut Of
theirs, most grievouslv have they an. w-ied it
during The reign Of terror just past And so
may o my B nism friends, that ih ir cimin.
uli,t z is peruIizrls their own m sfurtunp
While !. Un Ter favorable crcums ances, m ghi
hnve satisfied 'wo avtrtge IN, nbers at ihe
late asst MY flr the space OF one third Of
dav, h lpzeu Ba'tlms, at east would
have been r. quied 1iese are sugge- tive
facts While uron this SUI Ct of quality,
"
days In a damp aud unhealthy mu rst hc'p
under the hank of he N ami, aud while h r /.
most ev ry bre, . that swept by my y itary
hidng-"lace was fteil he'd with The feathers
Of our race. observed that these ieahers
repr' senrsd every type, COO. and nationa'i.
" includ' d under the q ne al bead Of poultry
I Tow the last, duck iraiheFs b-ga" 70 pre-.
pouderaie, and Yesterday, (Sau'dy) If am
not lily mistaken, the assembly was run
mai " upon goose LCrieF of good, good.
! will moi uudertsk- TO describe 20 you The
| jlY experienced when the FIRST bnDch of
goO'e trsihers were waited aiorR. I halle d
them ss the happy evidence that the day oi
our drliv-rante was ind, ed drawing, nigh
knew thar no Assembly Of the Third sreer
stripe, u d sfsnd il more than one day up
on goose. [Lsughter and sppl ,usr
The quest,on was raised in he days OF Cp
sar. Az 70 The character Of the meafupon which
e fed, hut il has not come TO my ears that 3.
ny perp xitJ of the sptr WAS fcca.ioned BY
the int xhhcable greatness OI any member of
ihe late Assembly, EvprybodY knows What
20 oi meat they were fed rpon, and when
DR. Hatfield spoke Of the ho.l litalilifs" Of
tn Guy, hs might have add d that while thns.
piia lee we're syoti TO them. ihpy we're death
to us rod top-knot hsn--'Jhai,s 80 % A.
gin, when Mr. Dutiell femaIkid d that he.
t1oughI he knew wh' re part of The hssJi.
taliiy came ON, il did tot occur 10 him 10
p,y us even the soIry compliment so apo
pos 10 the connection. ~ reminding his hear
ers that he also knew hst a barge part al
that hospitality was pospd Uf Recent K
perencs teaches me that there is snth thing
a. a'runninR hospitality into the Rraqnd no.