The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-26
JoHN @. THOMPSON, rl'
News by Telegraph and M"ils.
t.J. EEAM, Secretary.
November ~. 1856.

NfNN NY htiNl~l Nlfii N'''' 'N''''''
cold closed ut 1881. IN New Norl, ~atur-
urday
The Arkansas Legislature Ian, elected
lion. Jxo. 3. JoNEs Of Phillips County
United states senator.
The pressure for the position OF vacant
Tinted States ,Iulgcship for Northern Ohio.
is mabatcd. Mr.. SrANsEiRY insists ON tho
appointment Of SurWocK ANprrwS.
The condition of the McNican Empire Is
the leading topic in England and ON tho
Continent.
Tho Secret Consistory has decided that Il
the Pope be obliged 10 leave Rome he will
20 to Malta. The Maltese ecclosinstics
have bconnotiled Of this decision.
JoHx FNpiAY and wife, and Mrs. Cots
ms, sister of Mrs. FINDLAY, were killed by
a man named BAKER at West Plains How
ell County, Missouri. The cause was trou-
bic ON account Of homestead suit
\ collision occurred near Detroit on Fri
day evening, between the steamers Lac In
Hcllc and Milwaukee. in Which the former
was sunk. Two lives were lost. The steamer
was valued at Sl20,o0o and Insured for
Ssn,OOo. .. 9 ial .f
senator WRIGHT. Of Ncw Jersey, lett a
fortune Of one million All was devised tc
his family save $1,000, given 10 - NcwarN
religious association.
4 brother Of President rIERCE Is max.
mgtcmperancc lectures In New Hampshire
lie has a theory that drunken Congressmcr
we're a leading cause of the rebellion.
steamer sailed from New Orleans OF
saturday, for 1ampieo or Vera Cruz witl
dispatches forour Mexican embassy. In re-
laiiou to the proposed dclay in the depart
IRE OF the French troops.
Tho President l,a~ promised The Clrvr
land pu-tonlcc To Major JouN Cock. wh,
was pressed for the place by cX-Nayo
SrNrrr. Gcttcrtl MoEGAN, last week ha'
the promise OF the appoimtmcpi ior AnA
rrnuNG. ut che Pain DEXTER
Additional developments regarding
MrNiran affair, show That Secretary SEW
ann notified the French Minister OF stat
IN August last. that this Government rx'
pcctcd intervention from abroad to ceas
,hn this continent ON Novemberl l.
Hon. j. +. JoSEs, OF Phillips County, wa
elected United States lsnltor on saturday
to Gll the Vacancy caused by the rcsigna
rion Of Mr.. Fi9npAcN, known rs the shor
term.
Since the rcccnt additions made to JEft
DAVIS quarters in Carroll Hall, and the re
moVal of Mrs. DAVIS aud her sister 90 th,
rooms prepared Cor them, he has bccniu
remarkably cheerful, ilishcalth has niucl
improved of late, and he IS said TO spcal
very confidently orbemg released.
The MarquisDE NoNrHoLoN, the Frcne
Minister rccciyeda dispqtch lQstweek, lou
MANimiIAN, announcing his iutention q
.hdiratr the throne of MeStco ut once,
/. understood that his letter Of abdicatio
j. now alrcady in the hands Of Marshal la
l.i>r the tnmpowiA Regent
Mr. lslpFonK tpomoeratl * seiwtHll del
rpat" Ia Congress from ltnhh hy seyc
hundred and ten majority.
The stores ofCuEcK & Co, anh Nc"nl
VurLru a Co, IN Kansas CITY. were burned
yesterday mOrHiug. i.nss about Sl00O0o
Two clerks in the employ of CHeGk n g"
named QuEsT and RIeNErrs were snlIoca
ted.
Fifteen steamers lelt New York on Sal
urlay, ror various lorcign aud donesti
ports carrying freight valued Al abou
SG,5OO,OOO.
The steamer Britannia, with two mndre
cabin aud Storage passengers, whlrh lei
Glasgow ON the "a inst. has not YET ani'
ed. Soma anxiety l. felt for her safety,
WGNDELL PmLLns delivered an ogatil
in Philadelphia ON Friday, in which he oI
posed the impartial suffrage movement
saying; The granting OF suffrage only {
those blacks who read or who have proper
~ Is lismlssing the question from our po
litical issues. We lose that advantage am
at the same time add 20 the Union polltlea
strength OF the South only small percent
age Of the negroes.