Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-07
Sally Gmplre.
TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1865
Current News Items.

The Union sentiment in Sayannah is sa'u TO
be all bosh
The draft took place in New Orleans on the
18th uh
New York capitalists have raised 81 5000 900
to build a hotel in Washington.
The recognition OF Louisiana as State has
been post poned until next winter
The New York Herald is pleased that there
are few such fanatics for negro equality as
Sumner If progress goes on we'll, the Her
old will join the crowd. 1t will not do so
whiht they are few.
A Canada paper estimates that forty three
thousand Canadians have enlisted in the Fed
eral army since the commencement OF the
war OF these it is calculated that fourteen
thousand have died on the battle field
The New York Legislature has protested
against the Niagara ship canal. 1t would take
Western commerce around their State, through
the St Lawrence river
A handsome female pickpocket, just arrest
ed in New York, has been in the business
since she was eleven years old, and has real.
ized $35, 900,
girl aged thirteen years, in st. Lonis,
poisoned her father, so as to get better home
and have less work to do.
They are driving sharp business at Nor
folk in way of arrests &c A man doesn't
know the tenor Of his liberty, at all.
1t isreported that Mr. Hamlin declined to
be Minister to Russia. Sensible Hannibal.
man Just executed in Odessa had com
mitted twenty-five murders.
New York enlisted 500 three years men
last week
A giant in Paris is nine feet high.
The tunnel under the lake at Chicago is
progressing twelve feet every twenty.iour
hours
A young lady in Brooklyn, N. Y, is max
ing large number of young men unhappy,
She is employed by the Provost Marshal to
draw the names from the draft wheel
There seems to be some doubt whether our
increased exports to Mexico are to supply the
demands of the Mexicans or the wants Of the
Confederates.
Ex.President Fillmore has founded an art
gallery in Buffalo.
Female suffrage is the New York Independ-
ents last shout
LoHis Napoleon has sold his Life of Cesar
for So moo
General Gilmore knocked a man down for
refusing to help extinguish the recent FIRE at
Hilton Head.
The great "party" maker in Washington
Charles Knap, ESQ.
A bill introduced into Ss rebel Congress.
authorizes the impressment of cotton and to.
bacco to be paid for in six per cent. bonds At
par.
A soldier insuted an Italians wife in Nash
vile iew days ago, and the husband flung
an iron weight at him, hitting him on the
head, and inacting mortal wound
Five Cardinal Archbi7hops eight Arch.
bishops, and above forty Bishops (France)
have already protested against the prohibition
to read and discuss the encyclical
A verdict of "willful murder has been re-
turned against the young woman who packed
up her child as luggage, and left it in the
guards van of train on the London and
Northwestern line.
Shocking murders appear to be very preva-
lent in the West On the 10th ut man
named Milton Wineland deliberately killed
his father and cousin while they were at work
on farm near Wayeland, Indiana, by shoot
ino, fhaun with n dnn bla ,hnt.n
A paper in Paris offers as an indueement
to subscribers to give them good notice when
they die.
Syracuse, Albany, Auburn and New York
are all fighting to be the capital of New York
Two hundred and forty thousand Union
soldiers have died in the service of our coun.
try,
The Treasury is now paying out 80 900, 900
a day for troops.
BY the recent death OF Governor Cannon of
Delaware, his office will devolve upon the
Speaker of the House Of Representatives in
that State, Mr.. Salisbury he is Demo-
crat. Cannon wasa Republican, and was
chosen Governor by military interference at
the polls
Nashville, which is now a "loyal" must be
acharming place to live in. The Nashville
Daily Press of Saturday says that crime in
that city has been feAriully on the increase
lately, aud that scarcely a night passes that
there is not one murder, or more, commit
ted. ..tH tlIH
The New York Tribune says it has IA re.
port from source that ought to be we'll in.
formed. that the rebels have been for vaaks