The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-11
Nows by Telegraph and Mails.


Gold closed, yesterday, in New York, at
1876 yAh 9 laal . .s..l....
\ "A grand excursion from Toledo TO Gin
einhati, and back, comes off on, Thursday
The Black Crook is supposed to be the at
traction. . ..
The Herald says that tobacco has been
coming into Padueah for some time past
.at the rate Of one hundred hogsheads a
day. .tal,... ...l.. ..1.l.. .....
Jerome Harroln, Postmaster at Woster-
vile, franklin county, Ohio, was yesterday
arrested forrobbing letters passing through
his 9illcelg I.e..4 -H .EU ..a
Twenty-one buildings on the principle
streets OF Atcbison, Kansas, were burned
on Sunday afttrnoOn. Loss 100000, one
fourth insured. .. ..... ...s.la#. .-
NJ. A. Hawks, who has been on trial for
the murder ofhis wife to gettheinsurance,
was to-day acquitted. n ~ .s li u
In Mount Vernon, Posey County, Ind, on
last Saturday, the Garlisles, fatherand son,
were found guilty ofthe murder Of Lieut..
Hampton, and were sentenced TO the .peni-
Tertiary for life. ..,r,,,..,l q. .,. ,..,,.
/ Ldte'Arizona aivfces estsIte that tire In
dians have commenced vigorous cam
paign against the whites, attacking ranches
lin the vicinity Of Prescott aud Fort Whip
lple, and stealing in every direction. Ad.
vices to May II state that the Indians arc
attacking stages and stage stations and
driving of stock. The Indians are mounted
4 on fine horses, said to have belonged to- the
Second United States Cavalry.
San Antonio (Texas) papers give accounts
Of extensive cattle stealing In the north
western part of the State by Indians. In
one case a. herd Of thousand head were
taken, and one Of the drivers was killed
and skinned down to the waist by the red
devils, .' 30. '."
There are now LOOP convicts in the Ohio
Penltentiary, which is three more than the
highest number at any previous time. The
Einstitution has room for more.
The son Of Senator Fessepden, who in
dignantly denies the charge of nepotism
has just been appointed. Register of Bank
ruptcy 10 Maine. So has Hannibal Ham
| Inns son.
A special from Washington to the Er-
press, says the President was much indis-
posed to-day, and visitors were excluded
His physicians pronounce his complaint
Brights disease Of the kidneys. d..
! Blythe death.ofher father, in Bath, Eng
land, the wife of Colonel G.. L. Eberhardt,
of Macon, Georgia, has fallen heir to an
estate valued at over $I,OOO.OoO, which will
be divided between herself a brother and
two sisters.
The casualty lists of the Philadelphia ex-
plosion foot up as follows Killed, 20;
missing, 6 wounded I. Only eight OF the
forty-two persons in the building at the
time of the adeideHtiafo known to have es-
capped The search Of uLe ruins for the
I missing ladies' Is still prosecuted q
Ex-Governor Weils-lras written letter
] to General Sheridan, charging him with
appointing rebels TO office, and insinuating
that the General skulked during the July
riots. u.l4.-E a-.. a.a.Hl...s...
Government has come into the possession
of all the facts regarding the payment OF
over million OF dollars Of customs due 10
the unitedlStales TO the rebel authorities at
New Orleans, at the beginning of the war
and the parties who paid II wiz lbe called
upon to settle with the United States. ''-
Four thousand fous hundred and twenty
six emigrapts arrived IN New York on Sat
urday and Sunday. ..... .... ......
On Saturday box Of ma pounds ofbeau-
tiful yellow leaf tobacco was sold at Dan
vile, Va for the epormous suJp of one
hundred saG seyenty-tyNHnda half dollars
per hundred,, ..,-...-.f ....r,.... i.