The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-06

Boston correspondent ofthe Chicago, (nl.)
1ffbuHe tells the following story:
AiponQ theYisltors whom the summer
has brought u Boston is n Iiberian G,uily
ofEtaltl. and posltion proposing 10 travel
thr0ugh America, and expecting certainly
10 tinda h0spitable welc0nfe Ia Boston, II
nowhere else. They travelled In luxurious
style. accompanied by their servants, SOW
eril degrees blacker thanthemselves. They
stopped here nc the Marlborough Hotel,
recommended to them ms the most liberal
In the city. But after a stay of only one
day, they were called on by the landlord
and informed that he could not permit
them TO sit Mt his public table, on account
of the prejudiees Ofhis customers. He gem
erously offered TO send meals TO their rooms
lut this exclusion, the proud spirit of the
Iiberians could not brook, and they left
the house. Not another place In the fanat-
ical city Of Boston could be found TO shell
ter them, and they sought refuge Ia n
boarding house Mt Salem. Even here the
spirit of caste pursues them, and the pres
sure from her other guests has compelled
the landlady TO ask them to sit at a second
and n separate table. They are both aston
ished and grleved NJ this display Of popu-
lar sentiment I'm what they expected to
find n democratic locality. Being told, and
truly, that n far worse treatment would
meet them at Niagara, White Mountains,
and other resorts Of fashion aud conserVa-
tism, they are contemplating, believe, an
Immediate return 20 their own country
from land which offers them nothing but
insults"
Poor Liberian family of ,ccdlthi''
Wealthy, but poor, indeed Boston they
had heard Of, in their far-on home, as be-
ing full of the humanities, the benevo-
lences,-tbe home of the charities and the
pieties--so to the brim of unspeakablc
love of the negro race, above all other
races-even horse-raccs - the very place
for them first TO visit, when they landed on
the shores of FreedomI Well, Boston was
herself on the occasion, as the correspond
ont tells us. Wouldn't even tolerate them
with the luxury of a +" BarcGaf" To Salem
they hied = to Salem that Of yore won
world-renown, by her brilliant entertain
mcnts, even Of gitchesi Neither " Bureau
or drd,oer was vouchsafed thcml
What has become of the " Liberian fami-
ly of wealth, we cannot say. If he were
at home and prepared to receive favorltc
strangers, we certainly would suggest the
evcr-welcome portals of Z" the bravest OF
the bravc,p BOB iSchencki i
LUNcH.--A splendid Turtle Soup Lunch,
and other lixings, at the Atlanta House,
on Market street, every day this week.
CHOLERA IN CINCRNATI.-The Enquirer
of Saturday last says: t
IL is with extreme delieacy that we pub
lish In this paper the existence of marked
and well-deiined eases Of Asiatic cholera in
Cincinnati. But as faithful chrOniclers OF
local events, and upon filcts indisputable,
we are compelled, in Justice To the public,
to give the true state of affairs as reported
by the medical faculty ofthe city. Outside
the city there are alarming reports circu-
lated, and in order that these exaggerated
statements may be checked, we believe Il
to be proper that u correct statement shall
be published. On yesterday, we took pains
to call on Drs. Mendcnhall, Murphy, Quinn
Bonner, Maley and others, and were In
formed Of eIeveR deaths from chOlerd IN Gin
cinndtt yesterday. There were other cases
the precise number we could not learn, q
few of which would result fatal These
cases of cholera are not confined to loeali-
ties whore the poor reside, but are scattered
in different portions of Cincinnati Many o
the patients were attacked suddenly, ant
died in a few hours after. Every case o
cholera examined Yesterday was brought
on by imprudent eatingof unripe fruit, cut
cumbers, &c. Improvidcnt eating must b,
stopped by our citizens, If they hope to es-
cape the visitation of this dreaded scourge
Our citizens can not be too cautions anC
we eanestly entreat that they take timely
admonltion from the lessons OF yesterday
and save our city from u visitation that will
clothe many household in mourning and
rob nearly every family of one or more
members.
The same paper says:
An our undertakers yesterday were nm
usually busy, each having not less than six
or seven burials to attend. .o.f3
The above is prudent and timely adj
monition, and it would be we'll for our cit
liens to heed 1t. From what we gathered
from the Cincinnati papers last week, there
Is no room to doubt that the cholera exists
there to n limited extent. Whether it viii
reach here is yet TO be seen. In the mean
time, it would be well for our people to be
on their guard and use all necessary pre-
cautions In anticipation of the appearance
OF the epidemic among us. Unripe fruits
and unwholesome vegetables should be
carefully avoided by every one. They are
unfit to beeaten at any time. 3 sroN
gB- Building in Cincinnati is going for
ward with unprecedented energy. The En-
quirer thinks it must be apparent to every
Cincinnatian that during the present season
a larger number of buildings are being
erected in the city than ever known before.
On every street. buildings of wood, brick
and stone are going up as ifby magic. On
our business streets the erection of large
stone fronts are on a scale of magnifcenee
creditable to all concerned in their cree
tion.
QUEsIoN.--Why Is 1t Schwarz sells so
many goods? Because he sells the incest
made up, keeps always on hand a large
stock OF custom made Clothing, and more
especially sells with very small profit,
and asks no two prices, ut lis Main street,
sign of the Golden E-a-g-l-e.
For SALE.-lIouse and lot on Elbow
Lane. 81 feet front by 227 feet deep. The
lot is set with a great variety of frtIit trcas