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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
AusIria.

The IJend Posi- denies The statement That u
had been determined 10 strengthen the garrison OF
Pesth during the session Of the Hungarian Diet
The journal publishes an article on the proJeet
of treaty Of peace between LugiMd ana Auslrio.
showing that such treaty woud be the interest OF
both countries ON the one hand Austria desires a
commercial alliance with England while England de-
sres a political alliance with Austria
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
Frankfort.

II was stated Mt Vienna that a note had been
received there from the Frankfort Senate which
oEhouch couched in more polite language repeats the
refusal Of that bol 10 accee to the demand OF the
great German Powers.
report was current that Austria and Prussia were
in favor of revision OF the Federal laws governing
public associations.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
Rrnyii.

The Brazilian mails had reached Southamp-
,on The Allies hive commenced crossing the Urn-
guay 20 march Comeo In order 20 Intercept the re-
treat of the Rebels with 1880 men.
Ic surrender of urugunna cansed great rejoicing at
Plo Japeiun The Brazilian fleet remained at kincon
dc Soto eparcd f0r 1ction. Mr. Thornton, the Bfit
sh Envbj bad on inteiNiew with Tue emperor ol bta
iii a, rurnnyana on tle cd and declared the desire
OF the Dnel and Government Of England Tor The res
ornfioh n diplomatic relations between the Two e0un
tries. Tho Emperor replied In like terms.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
gloIstein.

Inpur.uance Of superior orders, Gen. Gdblens
had an interview with the Prince Of Augusteaburg and
announced 10 him. n the most consderate terms pOss
bic thnt should h.s stay m Holsiein lead 10 any demon
strltions IN favor Of the Augustenburg claims his high
ness would be immediately eitlor - PEELED rom The
Duchies or placed under arrest. The AbtHd FoH says
the above statement - unfounded.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
NEW METHOD OF THIEvsSG.
auggagc Procured from Express Compn-
mics by Means Of Forged Orders-Ee-
covery Of IN Portion Of the stolen Prop

Within a short time past almost all OF The eN-
press companies in the city, especially Adams.
Harnden's and Kipgsleys, have been robbed Of qusn
titles OF baggage The matter finally became serious
that Cent Jourdan Of the Sixth Precinct vns called
upon nv members Of the leading companies, and Te-
qnested TO eudeaVor 10 discover the thieves.
Yesterday. assisted by Officer Woodbridge. he sge
ceeded in taking into custody George Stardt Ger
man. and Francis Marmond, an Italian aged respect
lively - and 25 years They have been la lae hsDit ~
forging orders for trunks and other property a. ne
office Of the express companies, and by presenting
those orders would obtain the goods called for by heir
on other occasions they would watch the express
wagons as they were driven In front OF tho oonpdnys
buildings and note ia memorandum book the address
on many OF the trunks and galises. message would
then be sent by them with forged order for TIE dere-
~ of the goods noted In most cases the orders
were honored but If the baggage refused sUci
order of the confederates would eau IN person ana
procure It. -,
After a time believing that the above mode Of dohg
business would lead 70 their detection persisted ~.
thew concluded 10 adopt different system StaId sent
his tunk from Newark " j.. 70 this city by Harndens
Express On its arrival IN this city, MsTmond called al
the Office OF the company. represented that the trunk
belonged 10 dim, described tho contents, ana produced
a kew which fitted it exactly. or course the key he'd
been furnished by his confederate. Tne trunk was given
HIM aud Stardt soon after called and demanded bis
property He was informed that Il had already been
delivered 10 him. This he denied, and having witness
who would swear TO anything, finally convinced the
company that he had not received the trunk. Heshen
claimed 800 compensation for the loss and the claim
was still pending at the time of his arrest. Il
Among those who have lost b. the operations Il te
thieves is Mr.. Taber of ST. Louis Mo- whose tgun1 Gnd
contents were valued ut 5000.
The accused have made full confession 10 Capt.
Jourdan, aud acknowledge that tho articles stoIon by
them will amount 10 thousands OF dollars. 4 argo
portion has already been recovered by Capt J~iti1n
aud restored 10 the owners and more probably VII De-
Justice bowling committed the accused for tria.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
Letter From Napoleon Oh the 81
gerian Question.
Full Miscellaneous, Political and Financial
Intelligence from all Parts Of Europe,
OUR FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE

The Royal Mail steamship Persia Capt Lott,
which left Liverpool about 10 o'clock on the morning
sf the 4th and Queenstown the evening of the 9TH
inst, arrived here on Wednesday morning.
The Louisiana arrived OFF Crookhayen at ?. m. on
the ISL and reached Liverpool early the morning Of
the ID.
The China arrived off Crdokhaven at p. N. on the
ID and reached Liverpool about p on the 81 inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
Commrrciai Intelligence.

LONDON MoNHY MARKRT.-Noney IN good de-
psnd tue minimum raie reuanin, at per cent. Consnls
On the ID closed u 8sidSct or money. -. -e,c, f,
Bin.. au0te Bar silver AZ u American Eiies ." -
Tie Sock market on the ID was checked by The ncsatye
,rrcr Of the bank and hy the decidedly unaYorabe
changes shown by tie Bspk OF fr,ncc. - A., -
C0T1os-The Brokers' Circular says Tho Hnfkot Wa an
mated on Friday last sn1 prices advanced considerably a
air business was done also Saturday morning out IA the
afternoon reaction took place upon advices ifol new OH
Of lower guotaous and Increasing receipts On Monday zoe
demand A. limited and freely supplied al declining rates On
wednesday the business though general was almost entirety
ouucd 10 The supply OF the immediate wants OF consumers
and besvy decline submitted TO- but yefefdly tlhnfs'
Nv, the reduced prices attracted attention. and with in-
sle the market became reguer q, TIE redue-
don Sea Island IN uiodorse request at unchanged prices
American now arriving abrndanty, nttucts more general al
iion and has been IA demand throughout the week On
Isv an advance o fully H. paid bat subsequently wa,
lot and furher decline subut,cd to Of l05d PlD BRAN
ha. declined id2d and Egyptian also closed ld aud saia'
la. lower thn last week. 90 r., ,.o, g,
dg rs gO for speeuaion md 49, 40 declared for export
rbe loowus arr the quotations. plands fs Did Mid
dltnq 2Oid Midd.ns Mobile and Texas, Io4d, Orleans
ME r ON Frdsy were 10 900 bales, OF which 5000
m specaton and e1 port Market fme IN tone, bat prices
unchanged stock n3 070 bales, Of which il,lOO wers
V.scUysryR TRApg-Tbere is rstier more inquiry and
some sna Transactions Lave iaAen place low prices out
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

A Boy LosT.-William Storey left his home
for work the Goth day of June last since which time
he has never been or heard from. Any informa'
ton of him will be thankfully received b. his distressed
parents at No. Al Third.aye., New.York. Western
papers please copy.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
FROM LONDON.

Gossip about Lord PaImerston-rhe Fuue-
raI-The Behavior OF the Prince Of
WnIes and the Personal Cbarncteristics
OF the DE ad Prime Minisfer-Eari Rus
cell and the New Cabinet-Roynliy-T
Cattle Plague Returns-Engiish Opin-
ION about American Afnirs-Republi-
cation Of American Books-Ttems.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
Vu.sia.

An Imperial Decree has been iss1ed ordering
the recruitment for the Russian Army 20 take place
Throughout tlo Emrre from 18th Of January TO the
5th OF February. lscG. The number Of soldiers re-
pured was 10 equal four in every thousand OF TIE IN
IA
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

THEFT OLA WATCH-AN OFFICER ASSAULTED.
John 4. Durfee residing al No, 577 Broadway whle
riding up.town on Third ave car. on Tuesday even
ing had his pocket pl eked OF silver watch yareo at
$40 by James Rcy, and some eonfedefate'. i:fl at
tempted 20 escape but arrested by oheer Fpsons
of the Fonrtesptn Prrcinck While on the way ~ court
Yesterday morning with his prisoner the Officer Nas
attacked by Eve of the prisoners friends bat hy f,s
use of his club succeeded in driving them OF Riley
was committed by Justice Hogan. rI...r..
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
Greece.

A new Ministry has been formed under NJ.
Delcgeris The King had promised that Count Spon'
neck should leave Greece next Spring.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-25
LEGAL NOTICE.
Jacob q. silver, Plaintiff,
ps

isaac Horner and CathArins Hor1er Of lagrange co.
indiana, and Sarah u, silver and Lewis A, silver, o.
Montgomery Co., Ohio Defendants
Superior Court Of Montgomery Co., Ohio.
The above named defendants will be take notice
that Jacob o Suyee, on the 25h day Of September,
A. D.. 1866. filed his petition in the Superior Court
of Montgomery County Ohio, asking that pRrhtion
bo male OF the following deaerhsd premises, and
clover assigned thereiH 20 sed Sarah ~ Silver, SAID
promises heing ninoty In the south east corner
Of the north west quaIter OF section number " nlne
teen town four (4), rang four , east, aud that At
TIM December term Of said cour', srd plaInun will
ak that Orief be made for the partition Of said
premises m pursuance Of tho statute,
GRO. W. MuYER, Attorney. THlfI Jos
octl3 CIV H. r..Ir rr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-25

This lnyspl consists orDupe& (or two) Eliptic
Pure hehnesteel Springs, ingenion-ly Braided
Tightly and tlly together Edge to Edge, making
he Tou2heatost Flexible, Elastic and Durable
pring ever "a They seldom Bend OF Brake,
Ike the singNrlnqs, and conseqrfp ntly preserve
heir perfect @beautiful Shape more than twice as
ong as sny nc Spring Skirt that Ever Has or
The wonderh haexil6lity and great comfort and
pleasure 70 anyady wearing the Duplex Elliptic
bkirt VIII De exHenced particularly in all crowded
Assemblies, Old Carriages Railroad Cars Church
Pewe, Arm Ohivifor PrcmanA1e and House Dress,
A the skirt cani folded when in use TO occlIpy
small place as ~ and conveniently as II silk or
Mnslin Dress. I
Lady hayingtoyed the Pleasure, Comfort and
Great CONVENED n wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Skirt for q single Avil NeVer afferWards willingly
! dispense with theihe. For Children, Misses aud
! Young Ladies they superior 10 all others.
The Hoops arc ered with 2 plv double twisted
thread and WIN VI Aice as long as the neie yarn
covering wheh IL Non ali Singla Staal Hoop Skirts
! Tho three lotion Nm eveTy sSirtRre also Double
steel, anu twlee c1uble covered to prevent the
covering from we't of the rods when dragging
| down Hiaira, stoneAs Sc Nn which thpy ar,
4 constantly subject q sp in nae -
All are made oftflek and elegant Corded Tanes
and are Tue test quNi n every part, giving TO the
Hearer the most y W and perfect Shape possible
| comfortable and eco rfAal sIirt YER made
Vests Bradley A @ a. ronr,etors ofthe Inyention
and sole manumeeuIyH9 - Chambers, and 70 a 81
Il For Sale in all frsto stores In This Cify ans
hroughoutms uhite rs and Canada, Havana d,
Ounl, meAno, oou.n y =, and the West Indies.
DS-lngnlfe iof the Rsx Elliptic (or double
pnng skf'' aug rs SIND
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-25

y
ty, that scarcely entered his mind or, if il
aid, his proud spirit would not admit of its
presence. sual.
INTERVIEW WITH HIS FAMILY.
! His famly--wife and daughter--were with
him the greater part of Thursday, and all Fri
! day morning till few pinutes before he was
led out TO execution. Mrs. Ferguson is a
spare delicate woman and appeared deeply
affected allthe time. His daughter was calm,
until just before the final parting, but evident
! ly deeply felt the horror OF her situation.
She, too, is delicate in appearance, and is but
seventeen years Of age.
1t WAS half-past ten of yesterday when :he
parting came and seldom have we Vilnesst d
a scene more heart-rendhg Mrs Fer
guson elung to her husband andBgepts aloud.
My God my God |" said she, "have not
already suffered enough2 Is my agony neY-
er to cease 2" and her tears choked her utter =
ance, and she remained long, claspng her
husband, who stood like marble statue.
showing DO outward signs of emotion,
"Alone, alone, henceforth an /" she al
length said deprived f.mysssupporter, my
husband Oh, God, is there nothing that viii
save my husband2 Los, Lost Lost p
Then suddenly rising, she nerved herself no
and exclaimed.
Il .HDie hravelv Cbamn, .1ia hrsvalo p
al will" was the response Of the condemn
cd. ,s'ra sfrs.f fe.u
The daughter, too, was deeply affected and
after the two had been separated from the
prisoner, it was with difficulty they could sus-
tain themselves, and but. for the assistance
rendered them, they would undoubtedly have
fallen, fainting to the floor.
HE MOVES our.
1ho hon. oe aI.na .;.1 80, Oh.
,,oa ny nou' ~ ~ e'Ispi n''tseHi auu fpA'nP
s, "a 'I,t' Ky ",T1 .T rAu oG'r'1 Iaon no
n.u9S p,uPI,o m W I'9, u'' reauy WIZ" you
e''u ~. "s 40 .Icu1eian' Sr'.lenuei'' anu
""s oaIi ,J o"Ii oy Euaru ., o'EnV men 10
oo, o scamG'T S t ts s'ep was nLn, MS carrlaso @
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-25
HOW HE TOOK HIS SENTENCE

Some time since we announced the result
of the trial the finding and sentence Of the
Court, and the action Of the authoritiesi E nd
on.the following day the result was com
munica'ed by Colonel Shafter to the prisoner
in his oell-the official finding and sentence
being read to him. .- --
When the officer entered for that purpose,
Champ was as 6rm and as relentless ss when,
in the midst of his mad career, he murdered
alike the wounded, the sick, the aged, and
the helpless child, aud when the Inst sentence
had been read, he barely remarked
"As / expected air." ar JW1gtt
From that time he was urged to prepare
for death but for days he remained the same
firm unhinching man he had been through.
out the trial He would talk of death as Il
it we're rather disagreeable matter, but a
thing of no great moment; and as for futur
ty, that scarcely entered his mind, or, if il
aid, his proud spirit would not admit of it'
presence ....s.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-25

say Y'hiolt 4.H @ rois p
IiWell, whenever you say uop,Y Ill Atop"
said the dooms man; "l am under your con-
| troll wouldn't be here if could help Il, but
/ must and must submit What am,
am, and can't help it, but yon would not
have nv body cutup, would you, Cole mel"
THE Colonel again assured him that bis re-
mains should be given 10 his family,
81 have" continued the prisoner, "some as
good friends as any man; but they cant help
me now. ALI have to soy is, don't want
to be cut up by the DOCTORS will you put my
body in that thing '--agalp pointing to bis
cofinL-"and send Il % whAe County, Ten
nessee aud have.il buried in the old grave.
yard there p 30 I4.
The Colonel again assured him that he
would acoede 10 his request. IIe a8
The can Of death was then drawn down
over his face, aud Colonel Shafter said
" Have You any thing to sayp II you have
say It now, and we will wait on you"
Raising his head toward Heaven, he said
in solemn tone
"Lord have mercy on me, pray you;P and
as his voice ceased, by stroke Of the az, the
support was severed, end the drop fell, and
the prisoner was suspended between Heaven
and earth ..
The drop fell at precisely twenty minutes
| before twelve, and be- remained hanging twen-
ty-6ve minutes, when the body was cut down
and laid in The coffin, aud conveyed away
nis neck was broken, and he bled proiusely
atthe nose After In fell his body moved but
twice, and that slightly, 50 great was the
shock OF tho descent
| I'i A1tOELLANEOUs.
On being asked concerning his political
faith, Ferguson said, III die q rebel"
While on the scaiFold Ferguson recognized
a number of ncquaintances in the crowd, to
all of whom he bowed politely, and accompa-
MED the bow with a smile,
His family, after separating from him, went
TO the large house adjoining tue pententiary,
10 await the result His wife was so deeply
affected that she was compelled to lie down.
His daughter, however, nerved herself up,
even to the indignant; for wheh,he announce.
ment was made thai all was over, she ex-
claimed
"WelI, | hope they nre satisfied now p
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-25
gailg empire.
EXECUTION LOF CHAMP FER
GUSON.

The Nashville papers are full of aocounts
of the execution Of Champ Ferguson at that
point on Friday last. We make the following
extracts f..f III
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-25
VARIATIONs.
HannAh Alice Oreamer,
Court OF Common Pleas
Of Montgomery Co., U,

HannAh Alice CTeamer, Court oi Common Pleas
William James Dreamer, Of MONTGOMERY Co.. ..
HNyILLIAM James Cresmer whose residence n
w unknown ID notified that Hannah Alice Dreamer
did the 10th day Of asptembef 1895, Gle hsr peti.
ton In the once OF the Clerk ofthO Court OF Common
Pleas within and for the county Of Montgomery ana
State OF OHIO, charging the said william Jamea OteA-
er with adultery with : woman upknOuA " the said
petitioner and also charging hiu with gross neglect
OF duty towards her the petitioner asking 1hAt she may
De divorced nom the said MlliAm Jarnes OreaaaeT,
which petition viii stand for hearing At the next term
Of said Court HANNAH ALICE OknAhER.
By ADAN OLAE. hsC Attorney. oOtewS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-25
PHGSIX HOUSE.
Third street, Dayton OhiO.
A. BPAHG, Agent.

FINHIs hotel has recently been opened and IL pre-
I paret afoOmOlatt travellers and the public
generally IN the b at style, m26dlm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-25
NEW MUSIC
-
lmposcr. Price,

sent 10 any address, fcoe OF postage, on receipt
price.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-25
OPERA HOUSE RESTAURANT,
N
BILLIARDROOMS,
SorHer MAIN First sts.,
DaytoIi,Ato
LANCE a sCHIEKIl p....t.,o,s
Meals at a. ours,

And the tables will be furnisha Al, -. ,,,,.,,.
and delieacy Of the season. \" e'e''
The B1IIlard Tables arc frol al ,.,...., -.
e,snSs " 'N'' -"'As "''u t'Fick Bro, GIN.
ThS DAr Ia supplied with WiuH i... ,s,. i.
choices. brands, both ioreigp a 3uo's ss2n ~ '''
The patronage of the public ~ o.o,s,rv .o,o.
No ootltn
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-16

varieties have stood the severity of the
seasons, and have made the fortunes Of
the planters of Louisiana. Mr.. Coiron
died about thirty years since. without
fully realizing the extent of the benefit
and the additional wealth he had conferred
upon the planting interests of Louisiana.
We fully agree with tbs generous-hearted
Avequin in the sentiment that the planters
of this State owe him a dept Of gratitude
which they should recognize by erecting
a monument to his memory, alike durable
and conspicuons-The memory of such
a benefactor should not be permitted to
moulder in the dust, and pass with his
ashes TO nothingness.-N. O. Times.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-16
Thibodaux, La, September Is, 1865.

pretty little foot is carefully percheI
upon the knee, down drops the CATER, off
comes the elastic, and her thumb inserted
at the top of the stocking, pushes it down
over the heel, and the cotton rests beside
the prunella. So with the other foot, only
involving a slight change of position.
There Is a smile that peeps out from be-
hind the bushes of her sweet face, now,
as standing before the glass, she places
upon her head the night cap, and with a
quick twist of fingers ties the bewitchinr
bow. Then the night gown is thrown
over the frilled chinese, concealing the
heaving bosom and the shoulders in the
linen folds. Then the connterpane and
sheets are thrown. back, the gas is turned
down-very, very low-aad the little form
presses the yielding couch, and the angel
goes off into the world of dreams.
Now, in the DOM directly above her Is
the great brute of a brother. He comes
into It, shuts the door with a slam, turns
the key with a snap, growls at a chair
which happens to be in the way, pulls off
his boots and throws them into a corner,
jerks the socks from his feet, drops his
pantaloons on the floor, and lets them lie
there ; gets off his coat and vest by q
quick, indicative sort Of twist of his
arms and body, unpins and unbuttons his
collar throws it care1essly with the tie
at rather than On the table, travels to the
window in his shirt extremity to let down
the curtain, as if he didn't care q cuss
wether the entire population of the street
beheld his anatomy or not ; then puts out
the light and bounces into bed like a great
calf jumping into q pile of hay-curls
himself up, his knees nearly touching his +"
nose. lies so a moment or two, turns ON
his back, stretches his limbs out, swearss
the tucking of the bed clothes, grunts,
gets over on the other side. and is--asleep.
Then comes in the snoring and snorting.
Isn't there q difference in style?
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-16
HOW THE K 60 TO BED.

&+
The young girl trips gaily up TO her
chamber, and with the cautious timidity
peculiar to her sex, first locks the doors
and arranges the window curtains, so that
by no possible chance a passer by or a
belated nocturnal wanderer from the paw
ement a catch q glimpse of her budding
beauty when en- deshabiHe. This task COM
pleted, she turns on the gas to its full. and
a general search throughout the
apartment, that she may be sure it does not
contain q horrible bugbear," or a." des-
perate %rufian" in big whiskers, and crisp.
black hair. Carefully with her delica q
little fingers, she lifts the bed valance,
peers into places where even Tom Thumb
could not squeeze his d~iminutiye cor
poration, and takes a cursory peep into
the half emptied trunk, not forgetting to,
glance n~eryously under the sofa. the
space between which and the floor is not
sufficient to contain the ghost of Calvin.
Edison, much less an ordinary robber.
Having ascertained that she is really
alone, she leisurely proceeds to diyest
her form of g the silk and linen conren-
tionalities of society,"" First she relieves
her glossy hair of the pins and combs
which enthrall it and does it up more
completely. Then off comes the littla
collar, and light yapory clouds of lace she
calls undersleeves, which all the day have
been .clasped around her white plump
arms, by a couple of india rubber straps.
Next the love Of a spring silk dress. is
unfastened in front. Then sunday waist
strings and button straps are loosed, and
10 what a collapse like loves big ball
loon. She stands like Saturn. the centre
of rings. There they lie upon the soft
carpet, partly covered by the linen under
fxings and oyerfixings. With no more
expression in them than there is in the
bare floor beneath the carpet. Sits she
upon the bed, and begins the unlacing of
CATERS, and the disrobing Of those fair
swelling limbs Of the stockings. The