Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-06

rambe through the hospitals, sHarm'ns WIN
emaciated and mained veteran soldiers, and
,Aenoe to the suburba, in the colonies OF des-
1 ,ute, suffering and abandoned negroes will
present one picture incident to the war, and
thence to the national capitol, where thou
sands Of both sexes, richly and costly aitirsd,
aud decked With sumptuous jewels, evidently
satisfied With themselves and all the world,
will present the other picture
Robert Bonner lbe New York Ledger man
who delights 10 riding behind q fast horse, ia
in receipt Of an income Of exactly twenty
Eve thousand Col Rogers, Of the Boston
Journal, We believe was taxed on $4,000 in'
come.
Teunyson is the FIRST Laureate" who has
been made knight Souhey, who was Of
fered IL, refused the honor
New Haven, Connecticut, is getting alarm
ed about the small pox The disease is not
confined to the poorer classes, but several Sc
we're cases have appeared in the families oi
the most prominent citizens 1t has also
broken out in the knight hospital
Al intelligent observer, Artemus Ward,
says Of the Mormons, that "in consequences
Of their peculiar habits, more of their people
are in arms than can be found among the
same amount Of population anywhere else IN
the country"
The Chatham IN. " Courier learns that a
young man named Robert Cheever living
near Federal Stores, died recently from the
effects Of bite from a mad dog received ten
years ago
In Poughkeepsie, Sunday night, man
went into the cellar Of his house with his gun,
and fred at some rats The ball hit some
hard substance, and glAneing, passed out OF
the window, and entered the side Of colored
woman who was passing at the time, seriously
if not fatally injuriug her
Washington correspondents insist upon it
that Mr.. Seward is TO exchange places with
Mr.. Adams, aud that Senator Morgan is to
assume the Treasury portfolio.
The Richmond Enquirer exclAims, Now
let cotton and tobacco, gold and silver and
negroes be devoted to the success Of our cause,
and the spirit that surrenders, not the things
taken, will make our cause successful"
The society in Berlin that has so success
fully introduced the consumption of horse
flesh as human food, proposes to induce the
public to try dogs meat!
England devoured three million imported
eggs last year.
There are los, $40 more women than men
in Sweden,
Report has il that Quantrell, of Kansas mo-
toriety, is in Kentucky, No doubt John Nor
gan will arise from his grave and be in it
next with band OF guerrillas,
One thousand three hundred and seven
Confederate soldiers, mostly prisoners, have
been buried in the graveyard laid out for
them near indianapolis
The Goshen (Iudiana) Democrat Of satur-
day says: ave hear painful rumor o! eou'
pie of fearful accidents in Lagrange county.
One is the drowning Of hll the children, ex.
cept three, attending one ofthe schools there,
by breaking through the ice Of mill pond
and the other from the burning up CT a fam
lily Of children in farm house, the house
having taken Ere and been rapidly con-
sumed'
1t is reported that number OF the New
York incendiaries have been arrested.
Fernando Wood is said to have remarked
in the course of a speech in the House,on Sat |
urday, thAtit was asreported, the peace nego-
tiatons had failed in consequence Of indispo-
s;,;op ~ tho rahaI anthoritea IN raInrn to thai
allegiance and duty, aud because they refused
TO re-uuite on the basis Of the Constitution, so
far az he represented the peace sentiment, he |
wonId not sustain them in their position. If
the door was thrown open by the President
and II the answer thereto was separation and
recognition and nothing else, so far as his
humble Efforts we're concerned, he should aid
the conquering armies Of his country to OBJ
tain BY force, what they had been unable 10 |
obtain by peace.
A recent number ofBuffIon (nd) Banner
contains twenly.six notices of application for
divorce. T f..
We learn that enlistments at Columbus are
larger than ever, since the bounty brokers
we're squelched
Abraham Lincoln, and the leading Re
publicans have been driven TO "compro-
mise" at last. No adjustment may have
been effected as yet; but they have been
driven to recognize the principle of COM
promise in the settlement of national diff
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