The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20
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4 shin sailed from Liverpool, q few days /
ago, with party Of three hundred cmi- |
grants, mostly Scotch, for GAlvcsiom Texas |
-t,e dIst c,higraut vessel II is stated that .
has ever len the Mcrscy for that port
oar Conad ~ Palermo says the cholera
Ia that city has become epidemic. From
the time the troops landed september IS
to October IA, It was only In q sporadic
form. ThcC Consul learns that on the 10Th
there we're 2l7 cases, and l3l deaths
The Washington RpWbiicon asserts that
President JOuNsoN Is IN favor of giving
The tight of suffrage to colorcd men who
eau read and write, or who served IN the
army. or who owns property TO the amount
OF two hundred and iltty dollars.
\ Kenyon College has recently received
hom GEoRoE PEABODY, through Bisuor
McILvAINE, "a gin of $4,000
Thc aggregate Republican majority in
Wisconsin will be about 2to00 and thc
majority In Illinois over $4,000.
The New York Noes says that the editors
aud reporters of the Herald have formed "a
combination against BENNETT, and rohhtd
him of my thousand dollars. An nvcsti-
CATION Is now going OH In that establish
mcnt, aud about thirty of H. attaches are
TO be at once discharged Having learned all
ofthcm the art of "Black- mailing, we
would not be surprised ifthey were giving
him dose OF his own medicine.
General JANIS BRowMow son of the
Governor, was to-day made Captain ol cav
airy In the regular army and ordered to
San Francisco.
Adjutant General TuoMAs hgs rcturncd
from a trip through the South, aud reports
the cotton crop almost total failure. He
says that about every Northern man who
invested In growing cotton has lost money.
The Attorney General to-day recon-
mcndcd to the President the appointment
. of SHERLOCK j. ANDREws. of Cleveland, for
Judge of the Northern District OF Ohio.
A lively time was had at Matamoras,
Mexico on the 9th, the assaulting party,
under TARA, CALMING the advantage, but
distrusting CoRrINA, he did not follow up
his success. The defenders lost twenty
prisoners and Colonel R'As, their COM
maudcr, was arrested for bad conduct on
the field. On the night of the 10th, TARA
died of cholera.
4 discharged political prisoner, from the
Dry Tortugas reports that Dr. MuDD is in
good health, aud Is on detached duty In the
medical dispensary attached and lsmcdical
attendant upona number Of the prisoners.
SPANGIER Is making money working at his
trade of carpenter. O'LAUGnLN aud
ARNOLD are at work ut their old employ
mcnt. All four are in hopes of speedy
pardon
Six despcradoes. named JIM Taylor, Tom
TNLEn, JIM PRIcE, JonN FiNCu Bon Hon
TON aud JoHN McGLErIN. were arrested on
Saturday, ut Black Jack, Tennessee. by a
squad OF United States cavalry. They had
conspired to throw train OF the track Ut
the Louisville aud Nashville Railroad, aud
rob the passengers.
A new aud fatal disease Is killing the
hogs In Fleming County. Kentucky. Mr..
u. JOHNSON has lost one hundred and
forty eight hogs by what he calls diptheria.
The Circlcville Democrat says: "ln some
portions of this county the hog cholera Is
making fearful ravages we learn that
WILLIAM FLAuNG. Esq, of Wayne Towu-
ship, has lost one hundred tlnc hogs from
the disasr."
AARON JoNEs has closed articles TO igli
McCooL for the championship and $1,000
in December, IN st. Louis.