The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-10
News by Telegraph and Mails.

is given out at Washington that the
Secretary Of War will ash for an appiopri-
alton OF S5,O0N0OO for an arsenal at Rock
Island, Illinois.
A delegation OF twenty to thirty promi-
nent Western men, including Hon. MuNGEN.
member of Congress elect from Ohio,
called upon the President this afternoon,
and urged the removal Of Mr.. Rollins,
and the appointment Of Mr.. SPooNER, as
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue.
The Republican majority in New Jersey
Is a little over 1000.
Governor SWAMI intends to call The
Maryland Legislature together soon, foI
the purpose OF impeachlng Judge BOND.
The defeated Radical candidates for Con-
gress in the First and Third Maryland
Districts announce their intention to con-
test the seats Of the successful Democrats
john QUINCY ADAMS, son Of the Minister
to England. who used TO belong to the Re-
publican party, but has left it in disgust,
said in a speech at Taunton, Mass the
other evening, that the impartial historian
may well dread for the leaders of that
party 'the imperishable infamy Of RoREs-
PIERRE!'
The Washington Republican charges that
Secretary STANTON withheld from the Pres
ident an important dispatch from General
BAIRD, sent two days previous to New Or
leans riot, and alleges that il the President
had received it the riot would not have oc-
Cured.
As that paper is conceded to be the Pres
ident's organ, such a publication possesses
considerable significance.
The New York Tribune states the result
In New York, In the late election for Con-
gressmen. as follows: THE loss of three
Representatives in Congress from this city
and Brooklyn is fully made up by the sue
cess of WIN. II. RoBERTsToN, in the West
chester, CHARLES II. VAN WICK, in the
Orange, and Thomas CORNELL, in the us
ster Districts, so that we have twenty to
eleven Representatives in the next as in the
present House.
The New York Tribune says FENroN's
majority has reached 1906 for Governor.
BROOKS, Democrat, has beaten CANNON.
trict of New York, 6,l29 votes. Mrs. EIIz-
ABETH CADY STANTON, the strong minded
got fourteen votes in that district
General Butler ran behind his ticket in
almost every town in his district His ma
jority, however, is very large
The next Massachusetts, Legislature will
be speckled affair-a mixture Of whites
and negroes after the fashion of South
Americans.
There seems to be no longer danger that
the Fenian prisoners will be executed To-
ronto papers, probably speaking by author
ity. say death sentences will be remitted.
but that the punishment will be severe.
At Cleveland, on Wednesday, n small
hOuse belonging to THOMAS MORAN, was
burned, and with it two little boys, who
had been locked in the house while their
mother wen. TO market. Their bodies were
found under bed, where they had crawl
ed TO escape the flames.
Early yesterday morning HARTwErL's
perfumery store, Chestnut street, Philadel-
phia, took fire and was completely destroyed.
Loss, $4,000. The family being in the
upper part of the building, were rescued
with great difficulty, being nearly lileless
from suffocation, by the iiremen and police.
The Empress OF Mexico, now called the
Princess CHARLOTTE, is said to be afflicted
with a religious monomonia, always bewail-
ing the injuries done to the Church in
Mexico and that her case is hopeless of
cure. 1t is said that the unfortunate lady
had just attempted suicideby jumping from
window.
Ii appears that the guerrilla party who
robbed the train on the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad, near franklin, Ten
nessee, about two o'clock on Thursday
morning, numbered about twelve or fifteen
ruffians, armed, and most of them dis
guised.
The ships which have been ordered for
the service of removing the French troops
from Mexico were ready TO sail on the 9Th.
The Moniter of the 9TH instant says that
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