Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10
Current News Items.

The special correspondent Of the Cincir.
natl Enquirer at Indianapolis says it is pos
lively stated by those in connection with the
military authorities, that Bowles, Milligau and
Horsey, are to he exeeuted.on the 10Th inst
The order is, il - understood that they shsllsbe
hung
The Upion army, after it' permanent re-
organization will consist Of four army corps
OF 10000 each, one corps of regulars one
corps OF white volunteers, and two corps col
ored The four organizations will be com.
plete in themselves, with ,cavalry, artillery
and infantry in proper proportion.
There is great excitement in New York in
respect 10 the Mexican emigration movement.
Tho emisrants are veteran soldiers, and they
are guaranteed 500 to 1000 acres Of land
each The Mexican Republican General
0rtega is at the head OF the enterprise.
Information has been received, uia Ma
con, Georgia. of the 6nal and complete sur.
render Of Dick TsyIors forces in Alabana
and Mississippi 10 General Candy
General Wilson is still nt Macon and it is
thought that the escape OF JeG Davis is i'm
possible. IL is said that Davis was ut Wash.
ingion, Georgia, on the llh
Governor Fenton, Of New York, has ap-
pointed negro, named Wm. p. Powell, a
Notary Public in New York City Tho New
York Tribune ~ delighted at the uppoiut
mont
Arrange nents are being made by the
Treasury Department lor the payment Of the
armies ordered to rendezvous about Wash.
ington, prior TO their being mustered out Of
service.
President Johnson has decided not to re-
cognza Governor Vance and the present Leg
isanre of North Carolina. ~
The evidence in the case OF b. G. Harris
Is oil beiorN the Conri and the arguments wi
be made on Thursday.
Four OF the National Banks Of this State
have been authorized to increase their capi.
tai stock $50, 900.
Fifty more dead bodies have been discoy.
cred from the wreck of the Inflated Sultana.
The new French Minister has arrived at
Baltimore, en- route for Washington.
Tho New York Times Washington special
says: The arrest of Colonels Ould and
Hatch, rebel Exchange Commissioners, is on
charge of the misappropriaton of supplies
and money sent our prisoners
A. l.
agent of his Department to St. Louis, who
will be there on the 18th, to arrange for the
transportation of the mails on the Mississippi
River and its tributaries.
The sick and wounded troops from City
Point are being rapidly shipped to Washing
ton. The hospitals at City Point will Oe
abandoned as soon AS possible,
The county Jail at Wyandot, Kansas, was
totally consumed before daylight on Thursday
morning last. notorious horse-tbief named
Cushiug, confined therein, was burned tc
death. The fire is said TO have been the
work Of an incendiary
Mr.. J. b. Rice, one OF the Oldest actors il
the country has been elected Mayor OF Chi
cago, by six thousand maj jority-t proving
that "all the worlds stage or at, least tina
part Of it called Chicago.
One OF the beautiful young ladies" whc
composed the ballet at the Pittsburg Varie
lies, turned ont to be young man. She wa
dressed and roomed with the other fair ones
The manager, very properly, turned the dam
sel out.