Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-03

|comprlhinR an aggregate OF over 400 m Ies.
New railing and other stock il much wanted
however
. Before the war there we're 50 newspapers
published 10 that State lh're are now but
80
The Federal troops have bagged about
thirty OF the miBcreauts who have created 90
much terror in the interior by their robber-
les. ..r. ...... -.
There are ia Texas, including that en- route
for Mexico, hot.over 10000 bales OF cotton
instead Of SOC, ,o0e or 100000 bales, as ha.
been stated.
The trial Of the rebel Colonel Lowry at
Houston, for pulling down the National flag
is still progressing.
/" The Houston Telegraph says over 5000
oaths OF amnesty and 800 soldiers paroles
have been taken there.
A great many robbers and jAyhawkers have
bsen arrested in Western Texas, and much
property recovered, d I4.g l4 r-.,...
The Brownsville correspondent says the
accounts from the interior represents a sad
state Of nffaits Rebel returned soldiers have,
in spirit Of revenge, turned upon those who
stayed at home, and murder and rob them.
The Times, Of the 26tb, states it had but
learned that the fremont House and large
H. liz. Ae y W p'e'
Ano HA'"'A'y """'V '"Pp'csssco y 'oe ppe i nsnos'
FLYING THE STARS AND STRIPES AdAiS
The Commercial Advertiser says the frat
ocean steamer flying the American flag, which
haa crossed the Atlantic for over four years,
will sail from this port ON Saturday fortnight.
The Messrs. Lsary will dispatch for Southamp
ton aud Bremen the steamer Crcassisn OF
,04b tons burden. The sailing Of the vesspl
will open the eyes Of the Edghsh French
aud German lines, which have for SO long
monopozed the passenger and freight traffic
between the United States and Europe.
GENERAL NEWS ,rpvs
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r. me :" IHssa Spec'a, says oatiery =, on
~ ~ ., het'''e'yi mas oeeh o'oereo 10 SCUM
Soronns 3 "a.
fles'aen' Sonn'on - sun prevented oy 10
Sspos"ioo, IRON RECEIVING Vstora except
'e~ whom ~ nss important business
oeprse W. FsrsopS ana hH counsel hear
'p8 tns' mr %, Eastman, OF Brooklyn,
GGnsreeu WIN s"indnng MS creditors wa IN
europe toho"ed MIN tnere, and iound him
:" . lnneuc asylum
!. a co,.'''on ,ooA pace oet"een Two irolght
un.ne' "ear navre Se Uraee' last evening" oy
"r'en numoei VI government norSes ana
V"1 "Au "eIe A''eu' rH |
ns steamer Eagle we nave Havana
eA1ss 70 'ne 5''n'
Ss'L ! psuJawin arrived IN havana on
%ot9, Hom Nassau IN schooner
h'py omtp, also, arrived IN havana,
,romf eeIa EfuE, on the zetni with ex Gov
erno, Heyno,ae ana OAptA'n beAuregArd, late
M 70 "" D.
lne iose Lhoetsl OF fuSela, calls Tor con'
senuon o. .ne wnole people, to decide either
ior tne empire or 70 the Republic, and thinks,
~ ,n,s means az rlsk oi war "nh tue unl-
leu states "ll % evaded. i
monterey was occupied on the z2d by
rrenen troops under 1ehhnigras, who had
caneo ior tne oehvery OF sll arms held BY the
citISens' ana established stringent rules.
~ rhteen refugees OF rebel families, IRON
ifnAs' nad arrived al monterey.
mr. StrAnahan, correspondent OF the New
orr s herald, died 10 Mexico on the 10th.
, ine constitutional governor OF Lower Cali.
Ior5'A I roo vas supposed 10 favor the Empire
D'I kTne Eoo " oSn ni;,;Nn r,she,'eo'
10 Lower California 81
The Indians have rebelled avainst the Gov.
erpment of Sonora The military ons,.,ion.
against the rebels in sonora and sinpIa ~srs
% commence sfter the rsipy season '
An American schooner. Wilson C,svford
IF BROOKLYN mad h.en ,eired nv the M.,,c.n
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