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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-18

BooT, SHoE, Hat Asp Car STons. ns.--Hssius
purchased the entire stock Of Boots, Shoes,
Hats, aud Caps, Of Fred. Rsibold, .. No. 22a
Eas. Fifth street, (orsgou,) We are prepared
to offer superior inducemsnt. TO oil who wish
to purchase anything in our line of business.
We also nsnufseturs to order every kind
OF Boots and Shoes, Of the best material, O.
short notice, and are constantly adding to our
stock everything that 10 new, durable and
beautiful Work warranted.
We respectfully solicit . share OF public
patronage. ALLowArs b GHoss.
auAdkVlm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-18
new York stssh Market
NEW YoRK, AuRust l8.

Stocks better. Money on call, ac,ive
Sixss aud Five twsnties cou upons l073
Gold 1924 Erie SIT United States Go 81
coupons l06t Chicago, Burlington d Quincy
ll3; s.2o's coupons 1885; do new issue
l0tf l0-40 coupons s6t coupons 1864
30 ~ coupons 80 New York Central 81 /;
Sterling dull 81 One Year Certificate s7t
Reading 1919 Atlantic b Great Western
FRS. Bonds, Ohio division %; Chieago b
Rock Island 1851; CbisAgo 4 Alton loA /;
Fort Wayne 96 Chicago and Northwestern
37t ;Cleveland d Pi:tSburg 67t Illinois Cen
tral Scrip 1874 Indiana Central LOG; Miehi.
EAn Southern 60t, Western Union Telegraph
70; 6.20's registered los; 1909 coupons
% :obio aud Mississippi, IS ; Canton s9iI
Cumberland preferred 43i Pittsburs, Fort
Wayne b Chicago 9li; Cincinnati Columbus
4 Cleveland l26 Cleveland + Toledo $50 /;
Milwaukee 4 Prairie du Chen 80; Harlem
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-18

sSWs are authorised to state that our
friend Z o'Brien, 3Ol Second street, is the
Agent for the John @ Dale line Of Steam
Packets from Liverpool Sud Qusopaown to
New York Those who Wish .o send foe their
friends can do so at any time. Mr.. o'BrieD
RENTS money to all parts Of ireland, England
and Scotland. BE has been Agent foe ten
years, and has given entire satisfaction 10
all AuEl6dlt2tv
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-18
TelegraphiC.
LATEST ME ws.
wo=sn MIera,ina wsss.

NEv YoRK, August 1.-THE Tribune Q
Washington special says that FSystte Mullen,
Of Virginia, formerly Governor Of Georgia,
and late ex.member Of the rebel Congress, 10
ooWp peny With the present Governor Of that
territory, will leave here shortly 10 charge Of
seven hundred women, Who intend migrating
West.
rHs Ricsnosp HsQUIRsR 70 RHsuHl FvslI-
cATIeH.
The Herald's special says the former pub
fishers Of the Richmond Euqsirsr have ar.
ranged 70 commence repnbl,cAtion Of that
sheet, and are noe putting up the necessary
presses and machinery. Il 10 currently r..
ported that The material wa ell purchased In
New York, through subscriptions and advan.
ees for that purpose, and paid for With city
acoeptsaceS amounting 70 ssvsnty.6vs
thousand dollars,
uBNRRAL ABD LIRurENAST coLonRL IN A
RIGHE.
James D. Mcbride, late Lisutsaant Colo
mel Of the Eight United States Colsrsd Artill.
mOnt. attacked General Sol. Meredith, With Q
losdsd whip, in The hall Of the Ms.topOlitsu
Hotel st tan o'clock, Tuesday nish.. The
General soon broushs him to grief, though
entirely unarmed, and the young man departed
with bloody nose, black syes, and battered
coanteuance.
fed end police officer finally arrested him,
and took him before Justice johnson who held
him TO bail 10 the Sum Of $500 to answer this
morning Mcbride dalled Mereiths copper
head and secessionist, and accused him OF
l. 4
the division in which Mcbride vas, at Psdu.
cab, Kentucky The General has been in
bad health lately,
TIE DlsTITUTIos OF THn SOUTH.
The Times correspondent writing frem
Columbus, Georgia, says 70 one who was 90.
quainisd With this conntry before the var,
and contrasts its former with its present %.
peArance, desolaiion and destruction, u
something terrible. What the people siopR
the road from Chattanooga to Atlanta are to
do for food the coming winter, 10 Q questio..
While the corn and ost crops Of the Middle
States have suffered from Q superahuudanes
Of rain, this region has been parehsd By
drouth. Wha, little corn there 10 planted
vill not yisld one-hslt CROP From Atlanta
to Columbus. il 10 little better, bot more has
been planted. The scarcity Of money and
the pressing wants Of tho people are shown
By crowds Of pale, siekly looking white women,
OF ragged but more robust black women, END
b. children Of oil colors, ages ehd sisss, With
baskets offrsit, eggs end pies TO cell, which
press about the train ut every stoppiug place.
Should there be want Of food the coming
winter, the cooditioa ofths freedmen can BE-
bsttsr imagined than described. TIE feeling
against them, BY eli classes, is intsnsel,
hostile, and the bitter old lsavsn Of slavery
stills works 10 the ninds of their former
masters, and they comfort themselves iu se-
crss with the idea that whsn the State gov.
sssmsnt is re established, they will be pow
eEfai enough 70 inAugurats . system OF
psoRsge, which will be an old institution With
, new name.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-18

Nnw YoEK, August l8.
Cotton shade 6rner. Flour active and
loa25 better st e640a6 so for extra State
and 30aS so for roGnd Hoop Ohio
Wheat STEADY aud quiet at lstsls5 for
viuter red western, aud A5al Is for
amber Michigan. Corn active and two cents
lower ct eess9 for unsound, and 90asl
for sound Rye quiet Barley dull. Oats
doll and lower at 66 Q 66 for western
Beef dull Cat Meat quiet Butter quis. at
ct 22A29. Cheese quiet at 9Al5c
Pork 6rpler at 80 t50s32 so Tor new
mess, and 70 s0s29 80 for SO and
81 Lard 6rmsr lSta24t. Whisky 6rmsr
At 2 lsals for western. PsuolsUm quiet
nominal.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-18

To WORKING MEN.-As there Is disposi-
tien among the working men Of this city to
discuss the rights of labor and other matters
involving the interests of mechanics and
working men, We chssrfully tender them the
use of our columns for that purpose. We will
take pleasure in publishing communications,
Of reasonable length, on these subjscts, at
any time.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-18


NoTTCE The subscribers to the South east
Market House, are requested to make pay
msnt of their 6rst installment Of twenty five
per cent Immediately. Philip Waltz, Treas
ursr, and q. g. Rosreh, are authorized to
make collections. J. HooLE. Pres't
N. L. AuLT, Secretary.
aug1sd2w
SoIRsEs DRAAArioUE. The great tragedy
Of "Luerstia Borgia' was re-suaeted last
night, BY the::spscial request of number Of
our citizens-Edmund Giles as "Genaro,"
and Mrs. Perry an "Luoretia Borgia" The
play was finely cast, and performed With
splendid effect. Mr.. Coles, although making
no pretsnsious As tragic actor, acquitted
himself with great credit His performance
on this occasion was decided improvement
on his first appearance in the same piece, q
few evenings since II wss good then, but
last night great deal better. Mrs Psrry's
rendition Of her part could not be excellsd
She always entrances her audiences BY her
truly magnificent style Of acting, bat lAs.
night, Ss think, she sclipssd ell her previous
efforts. All the other characters were hand.
somely sustained. .r
The sftsr.pisce Of "sketohss in India" was
. capital thing, and a pleasant finale to the
Sad and gloomy piscs which preceded It.
To night Edmund Coles takes his farewell
benefit he has, for the lAst two Wssks, con.
tFibuted largely 10 the amusement of our
'hsatsr-going people, His efforts 10 this
regard deserve to be appreciated, and we have
no doubt they will be. He appears on this
occasion as "Smike," in Two Views Of Life"
as taken from Dickens "Nisholas Nickslby." )"
MFT Perry will appear in the beautiful dra.
ma Of the "Huntress Of the Mississippi" as
character in which she has no equal Lei,
there be an overlooking hosss tonight
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-18

ButtAs srovAine glory Of hs life fetnAns 10 bs at.
tanned In bis discovery, OF rather eouabnaen fer be
which Il the basis Of the Bters nov ehorOd 10 the
public That honor bslopgs y the native
Of Central Amarica 70 whom its virtues have bees
With Il the Indian bids deasaoe 10 tie mest deadly
malaria, and hAkdles, without fear, the most venon.
ous ssFpents. II is belief With thsm, that while
hers 10 breath In ths body tho 0edron 10 potent 20
cure, no matter what She disease may b.
while Dr.. BuliIs not prepared TO endorse this sR-
nthofough ezAminatioR Of thS ovdenOa relating 10
its virtues, th IS remedy and ptevsntn.iye FOR nl
weather OF Gifaats, o. 70 miGsmsAis ipaaeaoss, IL
Glands
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-18
,lsso of sending her daughter 70 Di'Irict

,lsse Of sending her daughter 70 DiS.rie,
No. l.
The Committee 90 High School report in
favtr of admitting Nos. IL and 81 Of ,hS re-
cent candidates for admission, 70 said school.
Received and adopted.
The Committee on District No. 3, wore
authorized to have feucs put up ~ Ssid dis
trict ct cost not to exceed $50.
Bills Of P P AlthoG $l62 Is, and W Il
Finch So so we're allowed
Board adjourned for two weeks from this
evening.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-18

GovERSoa BRovox.--A dispatch from Sur
geon General Barr was received in Columbus
yesterday, stating that Governor Broueh was
affected with &c iucipisDt carbuncle on his
back. He had passed restless night, was
affected with nausea in the morning, and
troubled with a slougbing Of the ineisions on
The foot His symptoms were less favorable
than they had been for some time past
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-18
Special Notices.
Res ne so MSTeifsf d 01TsoTVSS

LeI ne DO MOFeiR1f Ts O1FsSIveS.
The physical structure Of the strongest
human being is vulnerable everywhere.
Our bodies are endowed BY nature with .
certain negative power, which protects
them to some extent from unwholescme
influences but this protection is imperfect.
and cannot be safely relied on in unhealthy
regions, or under circumstances Of more
than ordinary danger. Therefore, Il 10
wisdom, tits prudence. It is common sense,
to provide against such contingencies, BY
taking an aniiIots IN adsasss; in other
words by terrifying the system with q
course of HOsTETTER's CELEBRA.
TED STOMACH BITrERs. the most
complste protective against all the spidsm :
ic and endemic maladiss that has ever been
administered in any country. As . remedy
for Dyspepsia, there is no medicine that
will compare with 1t. Whoever suffers
the pangs of Indigestion, anywhere on the
face Of the earth whore Hoststter's Bit
ters can be procured. does 90 voluntarily |;
for as surely as truth exists. this invalus.
BILE Tonic and sltsrstivs would restore his
disordered stomach to healthy condition.
To the BILIOUS it is also especially rec
commended, and in cases Of confirmed
~
Constipation it affords speedy and psrmA-
nent relief. In Canada. the West Indies.
and Australia, the Bittsn rank above all
other medicines Of the class. and the de-
mAnd for them in all foreign countries in.
creases every season.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-18

s~Ths srm of f. o'Brisn 4 Bro, kssp
constantly on hand q Zoe stock Of groceries
wines, liquors and cigars. They guarantee 70
please ell those Who may call and see them
b. OBrisn 3 Bro, are homes. men. They
give fair weights and measures. Don't forge,
them, 6ftsen years good trade is . sure teas
of their ability 70 please. 2tdv9t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-18

FoR REHr.--Thrss rooms in the toSndry
building now occupied BY stout, Mills B Ten
pie, on Canal below Third street, suitable fos
man ufscturlng purposes including Foundry
room, with cupOla aud water power, and un.-
exeolled 10 location. EDquirs on the prsni-
ses of SAMUEL O. TnonAa
August l6 lwd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-18

~ | have for sale Two thoussDd two han-
dred sndssventy one acres Of land in Mont.
somery county, comprising some Of the 1sest
farms. -'I
Call at the Northeast corner of Main and
Third streets, over Dayton Bank, II you want
to purchase good farm st fair prics.
JAMss KRLLY,
jylsd&wlm Real Esta,s Assnt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-18

SRsAToRrAL NoxnArroS.-The Abolition
Senatorial Convention for this District met
at townsville yesterday, and nominated A L
harris, Of Preble County ss the candidate
Felix Marsh was the only competitor for the
nomination, but he withdrew and Mr.. Harris
was nominated BY. acclaim ton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-18

crY BoARD OF EDUoATios, THURsDAI 7
EvExINo, AuoUsr II, ls65-ADJOURsED
MsETiSo. -PreseBt--Messrs Brown, Smith,
MeCrea, Steele, Howard. Anderson, Miller,
Mccarthy, Ball, James, WinchSll, Bsddiss,
Carberry, Houk and Kenney. ,a
The minutes Of last meeting were read and
accepted. T ..gl9f " ma f.e.trrvrrr
On molion, Mr. Hiram Lewis was granted
permission TO send his children 10 the Second
District School.
Mrs Mstchstt Of Johusvills, was granted
permission to send two scholars to the Seo-
ond or Third District School, upon payment Of
the usual tuition fees. ~
Mrs! Geo. NAuStth was granted the priv.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-18

Doors AND sHoEs, $40. Hantgen, on JEFF.
ferson street, has another 6ne lot of extra
Boots and Shoes. They are Of the lasest styles
and very superior quality. His customer
work cant be excelled any where. he offers
none bat the best Of work, and his prices are
such as to make it an inducement for every
body in want of such articles to give him .
call
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-18

WATCHES AND JRwELRY.-We call attention
to the advertisement in this days paper, Of
8. Raymond & Co., No. 3s2 Grsnd Street,
New York. They offer inducements to those
in want Of Watches and Jewelry on terms
rarely to be met with any where, Read the
alvertis ement carefully.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-18
Day,sn narRst.


DATrOS, August II.
FLoUR-Red wheat 80 %
WHRAT-old Wheat 81 81.
C0RN--e0
oATS-NeW Soc-old 40e
RYE-6e.
BARLEY-eU@7s.
BEEF-l2@l6
BUTTER-3e(a3S.
CHICKENS-2bC93e.
oRooKRIEs--RETAIL PRIcEs
TEAs-S2 00@2 so.
CoFFEE-ssCSs1e per pound
SUGAR-l6.
COFFEE SUGAR--22 per ID.
CRUSHED SUGAR--2S@26c per 10:
GoLAssEs-Sl AO@l Go0l 60 per EAI
On.
sYRuP-sl 70.
R1CE-l6c per ID.
P0TATOES-ol 90 per bush
APPLES--e2 O0@7 10.
LARD-26.
CHEESE--20c.
sTARCH-l2lc per n
SOAPS-l6e per b.
ToBACCo-S6c9tl 90 p0r d T.
sHoT-2S@soo per n
LEAD-90o per n.
WHOLESALE PR1cHe.
TEAs-sl 6o@l 90.
C0FFEE-30@32.
SUGAR-l4(91s.
COFFEE SUGAR-20A2lo per lb,
CRUSHED SUGAR-31e per ID.
MoLASSEs-$l 2O0l as per gal
RICE-l2ic per ID.
EGGS--lb@lsc per dos.
LARD-2o@22.
T0bACCo-70@Sl3o per lb.
SHOTS 10000 per saOkj
LEAD-lzc per ID.
DRIED APPLES-9R69l.
BUTTER-l9@abc.
CHERSE-l6@lsa.
6TARCa-9@loc per ID.
S0APS-l2S@l4 per ID.
NEW P0TAToES-so@sO per busksl
AAY-Tmothy Ss@lo per ton.
WHISKY-e2 06 for com mon.
PEACHES.-Sl rs per bushsl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-18
jylsd&wlm

Hr Mr.. Fish keeps supply Of Cotton and
Woolsn yarDs together with his own manu-.
factursd goods. Store aod factory on Fifth
street st Canal Lock,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-18

The Oldest Medical Prsstiss ais that
Of the family; Long before doctors were
known, the head Of the family examined and
prescribed for the members. From shs asess
sity Of the case, the 6rss and ofsa most
Important stage Of every disease 10 treated by
the patients parent or nurse. This being %,
how ipportApt that the msans oa hand sAosld
6e simple, amplc and stisisut HSHrEHHxi..
HoHoRsATHIc srsoISIos (Aavsraiis isd in another
oOisnn) perfsc.ly meet this want asd should
be in the hands Of every inlsllisss. taAily.
.s nsbaekss nftseFes =
s'rhsrs is Aany = srus wSsA spsksn
In Isss," said assnssmAa v his irisad who ~
marked that s'orssnbaehs ass gosA R1s
Hshashs are bsiseE.n go ,,s,r .q
sssc W. RObAsks Adssr.isa4se. Of AIs
Bittsrs in another sslahA. --;gm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-18
MARRIED.

FLAoK -SHEET9-on the morning Il shs lFth
instn By Rev. d. Winters, al his fesiaenee, M. .
Si,. s1sS; ~. Fthc., Musician q sth Q w. O.. n
cry county, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-18
Rossptisn 81 vIsitsss As Ghs waite
AOusas

WAsMS0Tox, August 1.-THE Prssidsni
to-day, as usual, opened his doors 70 ell visi-
tors, ons-third Of whom we're women. The
throHg was not near 20 large a. il was yes.
.esdsy, twenty OF thirty persons only being
in the Office u one o'clock. Their businsss
vss eoasseutiyely transacted.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-18
WITHOUT A. RIvALI

jeysals csssrsi ilssriss snd tks Ws;s ladies.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-18

Bhooh % an MaRthQuaho eSlS &c Wem.
Hhao.
NHRnIs, August 1.-The shOek Of an
earthquake vas tsh here this morning, cha
hing baildings tuubiipg down chimnsJI, and
apseseing loose articles; and an iron safe 90
tsblishnsnt res throHs over. Il was even
more plslnly felt ~ Holly sprises, Miss., and
Ls Grange, Tenn Il LASTED A6oat tsn sss-
Oeds. No particular damage wAS done, q
yet knova.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-18
MeoiraL.
Or. JOHN BULLS

Or. JOHN BULLS
Compound Cedron Bitters
Latest asd Hest Important DiSsevery
KENETEEHT@ CEETURT
me s,:Ssy .; 81 Tsisss Z
statss Or more iaSoFably knewn plonoSR n Mod
iesl Discovery, thaA thaae Of
J0Hz BULL. or L0uIsvTELs, KWTvoKr.
Ai.i.t@l..s.i. gssp,...i'. . ?. Z. sAnsArAnILL!A
81 thas slussiS dag.
His Compound Of wild Cherry has become .
household wotd thfougbout the West a
and South. His Worm Los
suess, in lees than ysas
after thsir intrsdactioa a.
tanned rsputatien % vide spfead
=. A.. nanAr.ct AZ NORTH kNHRINA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-18

AISrloAEIoss Foa PAHDos.

Several hundred spVlisalions for paFdoa
including one from the rebel BrigsdiSs 0sp
ersl csmpbell, of Tennessee, we're received
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-18
1TsRHAL AavaHuE aacaIPra

in the Office ai one o'clock Their business
vss eoassensively transacted.
nTsRHAL RsvEHus RacaIPra
The ssssipis from the Internal Revenue
to-day we're nearly ei, 900, 900.
AProIHrnRnr.
The appointment of War Democrat, Hon
Moses +. odsll, saval ofhess, ct New York
10 regarded ss an evidence of the dstermina
tion Of the President 70 forestall the machine
tions of the Chase Sumner Radicals in their
opposition 10 the Administration policy. Il
is bat the beginning Of the york, bat ths
Chase men bore ere already looking gsass
a the aspect Of aGairs
Two TovHo LADIEs Scot.
Last night Ai Camp Barry. near this city,
. sentry on duty was ordered 70 Gre 90 an
escaping prisoner, and In doing 90 accidental.
y shot Miss Mary Good and Miss Elisa Ward,
Who we're walking in the vicinity with gan
tlemAn The wound inflicted upon MisI
wsFd YES sieht, bs, kiss Good was sho.
through the back and lung, and her injuries
ere supposed 10 Be mortal. Shs 10 rssidsn.
Of Baltimore.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-18

90. hoFsE A4RolHEHD hAAIsEHh 10 Fbhp.
Major General A. Z Hovsy he's besu ap-
pointed Minister 70 Peru, and vih sail soon,
SeeompAnied By his wife, who is dAugh.sr
Of Hon. Caleb Smith,,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-18
aLv1 TIE


osA TRIAL ANp ToU WILL NzvzE ,uss AM
oTEHRa.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-18

The ssssip.s from the Internal Rsvsnu
to-day we're nearly ei, ,o0o, 900.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-18

81 s .s:s S. ,sE ;:s =. Y. ::ss. ::''
VI diseases sf ths 'I +. ----0
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-18

BRAIN, DEPENDING UPoH pBRANsEkRHr Oh
rnR STOMACH on SowEIs.

~; ::;s:s S.. y s:A:, re:
wine gaap q the Btsers lRksn a. hoaf boiot0 ossh
1sA. Will ceyiaae tAe M aSNos efthe nest unhsathy
sSss ssSsr ne sSssiS; ;yIsf sspesSis.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02

WASHINGTON, Nov. THE naval
Court Martial, OF which Vice Admiral
Faragus is President, convened today,
and Col Marvin, Of the Marine Corps,
was arraigned before the court on The
charge Of misaPplying money Of new
recruits placed 10 bis hands II is said
that plead guilty and was allowed two
days To prepare q statement in extenua-
lion Of bis oifense.
The President has appointed Colonel
John +. Taggart Collector Of Internal
Revenue for the is District Of Pennsyl-
vAnia in place Of Mr. Harding, deceRae i
There were at least twenty other Appli
eanta for the position, some Of them
strongly backed ty political influence,
Col. Taggart commanded one of the
Pennsylvania Regiments, and Tor some
time past has been connected With tbs
Washington correspondence Of the Phil
adelphia Enquirer, and Ii highly esteem
cd as O courteous and estimabls gentle.
man
New YoRK, Nov. Ito. night 10 tbs
time fxed By the musicians employed II
the ahsasres Of this city for demanding
for the third time higher wages. Soma
Of the sheatres, possibly eli, may b
without music, as in case of refusai o
she employers 10 auccumb, they vii
probably refuse their services.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02

NEW OHLEAss, Oct. 30-The steamer
George Cromwell, from New York, ar
rived on the 25th. Spoke brig Fairhaven,
from Galveston to Liverpool, ten miles
south Of Carnival, dismasied, stsamer
Caiharine waiting alcngsids-Eould tow
her 10 Key West Five miles south Of
New Inlet, saw a steamer high on the
beach The crew had tent 90 shore.
On ths same day, Eaw several vessels,
names unknown, on shore, with SFeeksrs
alosgsias.
General Steele arrived from the Rio
Grsnde today.
a dispatch from Wsiizsl to Steele,
25tb, says the fight around Matamoras
lasted llrse houra The Liberals sue-
ceeded in carrying = portion Of the
works, but the Imperiaiists charged on
and refook the works, pusishing the
Liberals severely. The gunboat Parsons
assisted With success in repuisiDg the
Libsrals In peri 4 loss, several wound
ed, lees than dozen killed. The Lib
erals lost So am prisoners. and a
large number Of killed and wounded.
Gen. Eapinaza, second in command Of
the Liberal forces, was killed. It ls re-
ported that General Hsnoysa was sound-
ed and taken 10 Brownsville. Reports
from Brownsville say the Liberal loss
exeeeis 500, killed and wounded.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-02

NKw YoRK, Nov. The Scotia hes
sailed, taking Sir Morton Peto and party
and SO, 900 in specie.
The TFfbHRes Washington special
says Of JEFF. Davis trial that Messrs.
Speed, Rousseau, Evarts and other eoun-
sci for the Government, announced in a
New York paper IS positively determined
on, was true in August, but i not true
now Public opinion has changed since
then, and it is admitted as fact that
any trial in Southern State would be a
farce that the Southern States unani-
moasly desire his pardon that the ma
jority of the Democratic party hold the
same opinion, and now that the leaders
of the radical wing of the Republican
party haye expressed the same wish, hs
believes il will be taken for granted that
a majority OF the nation are opposed K
his punishment --