The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-21
News by Telegraph aud Nlnils

ARKANSAS lpNl-ittNtts NtetflNtNs ttht'N w
elect United States senator.
the 2ist Of January, 1867 has been named !
asthc day for the CEosnl Opera House
drawing.
Ttcrcccntrailroad robberies IN Kentucky
wtrc accomplished by gang under the
cohnmand Of one Captain BnL kING. for
merly ofthe fin fty-second Federal Kentucky
Regiment
The drafts Of DENT Il CO., of China, were
on, the 7th inst, refused acceptance By
KANT, PAiMER 6 Co.. of Liverpool The
two firms are entirely distinct. The en-
gagemeuts of the firm are estimated at
E9OCO00O. The partners are wealthy, and
iii; believed the creditors viii receive the
whole of their claims.
n Is stated that for eleven mouths neither
raid nor snow has fallen in Peldn, and the
greatest distress prevails IN consequcncejn
thaLpart of China.
Governor MASON, Of Florida. IN his mes
sage to the Legislature, takes grounds
against the constitutional amendment. pre-
senting al length reasons which call Tor
the opposition Of the people of the state to
itsFatilcation.
The Masonic demonstration in Baltimore
Yesterday, was very imposing. President
JorNsoN, in fun rcg'lia, reviewed the pro-
cGssion from Governor SwANN's residence.
a New Orleans dispatch says; Judge
ApExANpER WALKER gained verdict
against Mrs. AcKLIN, late FRANKLIN fo'
$4,000 for services performed In saving
hera million dollars worth of cotton dur
ing the war. General Polk ordered the
cotton burned. Judge WALKER, acting for
MIS-. AcKLIS persuaded General Polk to
rapbke the order, which he did, and the
widow sold 2.sO0 bales at the highest fig
uEfs. She offered only $500 for the service.
He,was at one time editor of the Cincinnati
Eagkirer
qhe Hsrdirs Toronto special Of the both
says: The Government has ordered two
regiments Of Infantry stationed at Canada
East during the trials of prisoners taken at
Pigeon IIill
IN New York, yesterday, Colonel WOOD,
Collector for the second Collection District
received an order from the Treasury De-
parfnent to seize all suspected distilleries
in the Third District, and in New York and
Jersey City. He made big haul.
Information has been received here that
Gcntral SHERIDAN is moving additiona
troops on the line Of the Rio Grande
Whether this has reference or not to MeNi-
canAallairs Is unknown.
On Saturday morning last just before the
halr to commence work had arrived, a
LtoAker boiler at the colliery of WILLIAM
Ki!lti. & Co. Mine Hin Gap, near Potts
vilIe Pennsylvania, exploded with terrible
ytmcnce, blowing everything in its imme-
dIate vicinity to atoms and killing eight
b6SS.
Mhjor GLENN, United States Payuiaster
was, robbed, at Fort Boycc October . of Z
sale; containing $4,000 in currency, ant
S5gl0O0 worth of vouchers.
Tie event of yesterday at New Orleans
wsE' the opening of the first Louisians
State Fair Mt the Fair Grounds four miles
from the city. Over 10000 people vert
present.
The effort to oust Mr.. BENEDICT, of thu
Cleveland Herald, from the Postoflce o
that city, his successor TO be Mr. ARM
STRONG. of the Plain Dealer, has failed
The,Leader seems TO be worried about it.
APhiladelphia dispatch says Our bus
iness men are looking for u panic soon
Several large dry goods houses are reported
Just hanging by the eyelids. The declin
in-the prices of imported goods and provis
ions continues, and threatens disastrou
effects to the spectators.
last week company was organized il
Boyle County, Kentucky, TO rid that sectiol
ofthe bands ofthieves that had so long ope
rated in that portion of the State On Fri
day night they captured two whom the!
hung. Afterward they proceeded to Corn
is1yillc Mercer County, and having cap
tueed one Of the desperadoes, hung him.
The New York Times joins the other Ne,
York newspapers in urging the election q
HORACE GREELEY to the United State
Senate. The Herald, World aud Nea1s som
tiIAd ago pronounced for Horace. tn
New York Citi7en says the President is 70
hiulr Mr. GREELEY is avowedly candi
data
A1Herdia special says that Mr.. SLInELl
thsPncc famous Confederate Minister t
l'i1Uce, aud one of our most active enemiC
inyhlrope, recently applied to the Govern
nei9 lor pardon, through Mr.. BICELov
Mthister to Paris. The reply Of the Cox
fragment was that no intercourse or CORE;
pUIdence OF any kind could be held wit
Mr. SLDELL.
The New Orleans PieayaRe is iniorme
'thai official information has been tran.
mRbed from Washington TO the Mexica
Conslll in This city, that NE lehoIe po,rer
thsiEmg and nary Of tto United States hl
bsoUplgced at Ao disposal or President J,,c
r,s5t his resigrdiiDi IN Pnrer. The sam
paiHi assert that i,ARi2 him.plf admit
ted as much tarcsgli visitors al his res
deagd in chihuahua.
The Indianapolis Herald cstablshmel
waasold at auction yesterday TO EAFAl
era! !DEyIIN, for $4,000
b1 Getting Independents.
Tn Radical leaders are now talking
ad@Tting the amendment to the COnstih
tinbcyitlout the South Well let them IN