The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-22
Now. by relcgraph aud Mails.

The report that MAMMALIAN isnot allow
ed ,o leave Mexico by the French, Is not
believed IN Washington. Gen. GRANT be-
licves. however, that he will embark before
the end Of December,
The United States Treasury yesterday
held s9l, 100000 of gold. of which $4,000
600 belongs to the Government and the
balance is held in gold certificates,
A communication ia the Tribune calls at
icntion TO the fact that Irishmen and GER
mans rcbcing enticed to Brazil under tho
promise ola free passage. 1t IS supposed
that some four hundred Of thom are to sail
in the next mail steamer hence. and that
they will be used ~ recruits for the army.
News from Mexico the capital. /, to the
nth. The Emperor has not yet rcturnedu
H. was still doubtful If he would abdicate
or acccdc to the wishes Of the Conservative
party.
The Pdtria asserts that petition has
been presented to the Emperor, Signed by
over thousand Mcxicans not to abdicatc.
Advices from Tampico state that at that
place there was no security for the inhabit-
ants nor unity among the Liberals. who,
besides the loans imposed in August have
exactcd others 10 the amount Of 100000 ia
September and October.
Oajaca surrendered to the liberals on
the 3l,t of October,
On the 9Th there arrived at Vera Cruz
large amounts Of M,NMILIAN's baggage.
\ TriJuRes Boston special says there t.
rumor to-day that two lirnls have failed, in
Federal street for Sl75,0Du. Their assets
will be of no value whatever. One of
them was in the shoe business, and failed
fraudulcntly.
General BUTLER is now in council with a
number of leading Republicans and report
has it that he is preparing articles OF I'M
parchment of \. j.
\ Washington letter says that for many
reasons plan is being considered IN Mary
land bearing upon the constitutional
Amendment question, in which that State
is to figure rs mediator between thc
North and the South.
\ Toronto dispatch says Of the Fenians,
there arc thirty-ninc males altogether re-
manning In Jail, seven OF whom have been
sentenced and thirty-two yet await trial+,
which will take place ON the close of the
term, commencing probably ON the 3D.,
proX.
General SHERIDAN has ordered additional
troops to the Rio Grande, but whether with
Il view to Mexican complications or not. is
unknown.
WENDELL PuILLIPS had 1000 hearers mt
the Academy of Music. in Philadelphia, on
Tuesday, and the reception was immense.
His demands for the Immediate imprach-
ment and removal of the President we're
received with boisterous applause.
General LOGAN desires II denial ofa state
ment published in the New York papers
that he is in favor of impeaching the Pres
ident. lie hopes Congress will make no
attempt in that direction.
A Washington special says Parties who
have conversed with Secretary SEWARD
within few days, state that he declared
that the policy of granting universal am
ncsty, to be followed by the adoption Of
universal suffrage, is destined TO be the
basis upon which restoration will be finally
completed He agrees, however, with the
President, that it belongs exclusively to
States to regulate the question Of suffrage.
Governor DENNIsoN has just defined
himself, in n letter sent to Washington. lie
commences by saying that he SupposeS
Congress will not convene in any other
than spirit of moderation and dignity.
The project of impeachment he rejects
wholly, and says that President Johnson
would have to commit many Infinitely more
nagrant acts than amy he is yet accused Of
10 enable an Indictment to stand.