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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-14
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Brownlow has declared the registration
ofyoters in Monroe county, East Tenues-
see, to be nullRnd void. Monroe Is "A Con-
servative county. r.T nl.r
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very truly yours

.Frs a. 500. THOMAS - h1BhBHIDk.- r.
I have just received, through friend,
who communicated The facts TO DIR. D.
Tilden Brown, who is at the head Of
the Bloomingdale Asylum, in the city
of New York, and second to none in
the United States, in this specially, and
this was his reply: 'west Virginia is
spending money most lavfshly and
unwisely, and can safely say, that
she will be swamped before she COM
Pletes her Asylum, il she goes on as
she has eOmmenced.p A fact / have
taken for granted, all know. sfgla
1t is undoubtedly true, as DR.. Kirk
bride says, that the expense of building
creasedj but only as the present price of
gold exceeds our present currency,
which is little above one-third; but no
more, unless the excise taxation may.
affect il some little.
Very respectfully, q. p.
WelLsbUI1, MaTch7 :, '67.
P. S. Could our legislators have re-
dlized, when they voted for the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad bill, that they
were authorizing the mammoth compa-
ny 70 purchase and hold, for ten years
after the completion of their road, one
third of all the land comprised in the
Slater Such is the fact. Five millions
OF acres is equal TO 1872 square miles,
and our State contains but about ., 600
square miles. And all this land TO be
exempted from IA RATION until the State
shall be able 70 prove that the Compa-
its capital. See section 2, of charter
granted March lst 1866, to c. & o. X. X.
Company, and sections and II of the
recent act Besides, our Legislature
has mo more Constitutional power 70
exempt railroad from taxation until
its profits reach ten per cent. or any
other sum, than It has 10 exempt
farmer until his farm yields that per
cent. profit Unless the Legislature
Imposes an "eoual and uniform tax, ac-
cording 10 valuation" as the constitu-
ton, provides, The tohoLe Jecy, 7 submit,
Is poid, aud the Slate enH collect no part
oft. We can hardly afford to be thus
liberal 70 foreign capitalists. G. 2. b
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RewYOrh Specials.

Ns~ YoRR, March S.@The Tribune:
special says GEN Grant to-day sent
70 the PRESIDENT the names OF four dis
InSulsned Generals as commanders In
the military districts in the Southern
$3.50 .IsS, S9ch oneld' Siekles, SheTidanAnd
5homas. The nth has not vet been
decided on 1t viii be either HancocE
or Ord. VA
The vacancy which will occur on tbs
1stiof April By the resignation Of The
Assistant Secretary of the Treasure
Will be filled by the, appointment Of
Thomas Brown, of Ohio.
Yesterday, Presiding Justice Lean.
ard, of the Supreme Court, decided 1hal
o. S. Legal Tender notes are. in law,
money, and, as suchia re liable To tax
alton.
The Times, special says that at the
Senatorial caucus last evening, the
whole subject of adjournment and its
cuSSed. a surprisingly unanimous
sentiment was developed against the
impeachment moyement,and especially
agatnst any recess or adjourn mant
which would bring Congress back here
again in a! short time Tor the xpress
purpose of considering this question.
Ihe only Senator who spoke une-
quivocally for impeachment WIS Mr..
Chandler.
AS to adjournment, the very general
expression was in favor of remaining
in session only long enough to close up
the executive business, and then adj
journing to meet no sooner than No
yember or December next. No final
action was taken.
The impeachment fever was increased
by Wednesday night. The action of
the House caucus was last night cooled
down by the action of the Senate
caucus.
The imbroglio over the Assessorship
of Internal Revenue in the Fourth DIS.
trict Of California, where the oecnpant
refused to surrender the Office to John
BiGler, appointed by the President. has
finally been settled by the appointments
and confirmation of Mai. Thomas ],
Blakaey, formerly aid de camp on the
stan ot-GeB. Burns, commander of the
lst district 9Th army corps
The Speaker of the Ho1seshaving in
timsted thht the appointment of Tariff
commission would really usurp the
functions of the Committee OF WAYS
and Means, it is probable that the
movement for such a commission will
be abandoned. The extreme tariff adj
Voc0pes refuse to consent TO any -propo-
siaon OF this KING, unless they can
The President has nominate Paran
Stevens, OF New Jersey, as commission
er to the Paris Exposition, in place of
DIR. Peterson, of Philadelphia, re-
signed .t-rF.T.g1s1gr-ry
a World special says, the report that
Colonel A NJ. Wood, of Brooklyn, had
been nominated Naval 0hicer is incof-
rect. - ss-iii 7i'--'s h5fi-=F La =
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R1ARKErs BY TkLEGRAPH.
RrGuLAn nrpoRr
lOIlON-He
NEK YuEE. Afrmira-

--,. - NEW- YORK. March B.
COTToS-Heavy and hover: saies 1 5oO hale
at 225<c for middIlng uplaia1E = : :
more active; sales 6 SO bbls Al s. sSsfS "a Tor
superdne STATE $ so99 IS for superhne west.
erni S5559lO Q Ior extra EesteEn: $40 SDa II
brands extra round hoop Ohio and SfI SO
II 50 for Eans hfaunss market closing quick
GRAE-WheaLThe rnaTf.af q ciTlIf and
dropping sales llI000 bush at $40 for MI
Waukee and 2 = for rcd winter Canada, IN
~ - and EDO hu Canada Al 81 q Farley
" Ml II decided chang sAles 900 bu at
S19l u Tor StatSsGud 81 d6E5l - for Canada
west nsA Barley Malt-Oull- -Corn-RA-i
oApH1Ds5 tln; uaaEkaf It12c Better; GalAG q go
on al u G9I % for mixed western in store
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Our Insane HoapitaI---NVhAt Iszperi

I have just received a letter from Dr..
Ktrkbride, TO whom enclosed copy
of your paper; containing my last arti-
Gle, on The above subject, with a note
asking i'll was right in the views ex-
pressed-ofl which the following is a
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BUFFALO. March ST. T. Bloomer,
of Boomers Hotel, died here yester-
day afternoon. He had been Ill for
some time.
5Thesmslt house OF Gilbert d Briggs
was nearly destroyed by IRE yesterday!
A large stock of grain was DESTROYED.
Loss about so, 900. -
PRESIDENT Johnson's appointments
for Postmaster, Assessor and Revenue
Collector, having been rejected by the
Senate, have handed over their respect
i've Offices to their deputies - 81 = Z
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NEW YoRK, March s.-The excite
ment among the Fenians here over
the Irish neWsts immense. The head
entertained OF success, A number of
wealthy Irish-Americans have tender
ed pecuniRry assistance to General
Gleason here and not in Ireland. Sew
eeal men were booked to-day for the
FenfAn army a public demonstration
Is to be held on Monday.
Stephens h ascertained 10 be still
residingsin Brooklyn, and having MOTH
ing TO do with the struggle In Ireland.
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COMMERCIAL AND FWAECIEL.
SIIseeIIaueou so@5

John ]. Cisco, late Assistant Treasurer ofthe
United States, having been asked by mem
bers OF Congress for his opinions in regard TO
the national finances, gives them at length
in letter TO the Journal Of C6nUeSoe We
have not space for the letter. We quote,
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From WashInrton.

wAsH1SeToS, March s.-The late
Congress. while making appropriations
for salaries Of the Metropolitan Police,
provided that hereafter no person shall
be appointed as policeman OF watch
man who has not served in the army
or navy of the United States, and re-
ceiyed an honorable discharge.
WAsHISGToN, March S.-The Presi-
dent and Cabinet are busily engaged in
the necessary preparation for the exc
for the South. '-e s -
The President sent to the Senate 3
large number of nominations for va
rious office. Many of those which re-
mainsd Enacted on when the last Con-
gpess closed, have again been commit
ted for confirmation. AS there are at
least 500 vacancies. the rush of office
seekers Is unusually spirited.
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ENN,A, HosPTTALFoR INsANE,

lIy Dear SSr:-I have received your
letter of the 18th ult., and also the pa
per for which am much indebted to
yon. have only single objection to
make, that as the cost of material and
labor are now greatly increased, from
what they we're when my little book
was written, the cost of building and
managing Hospital must necessarily
be nFOnOrtiOnafaIxyn rraatar --.
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Nsw YoRk; March s.-The Bankers,
and Merehants' Presentation Enter
prise, Clark, Webster & Co., bankers
and managers, WAS taken charge of
yesterday by the police. Thfrty-tWo
clerks were arrested -
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ARogRs q dsot. "a - -, =. -


The above statement exhibits fl,at the1ebt
bearing coin Interest has Increased 81 20, $50
since the publication Of the February state
ment The debt bearing currency interest
nl1tured oebt. not presented for paymef, Is
less by ds2i4, 5o5-24. md the debt bearing no
Interest has decreased S6OST sE6.4G. A cOEnpar-
SON with the February statement exhibits
that the total debt, leS the amount OF cash.
In the treasury, f1aE decreased Si9SS5 KS ID
The Hmount Of coin IN the treasury has5in-
creased g 9l6, 42T.43, and the amount OF cuY-
rency IN the same has increased 81 4SS IS5Jbg
Total increase of cash in the treasury VaultE
SI7 20 as 10
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announcement Extraordinary !
MADAMOIsELLE KEoGH.

AA0AtUOl0EuIE AEOUh,
WOULD INFORM HER FRIENDS
W That in consequence Of f1fner en-
enlargement and patronage, and In order to
prepare for the SPRING OPENING, she has
greatly enlarged her =.
Elegant Millinery Establishment
--A NO. sO4 WALNUT STREET, d. za.
PHILADELPHIA.
By numerous alterations, and the addition
ola Mammoth show Room, which in point
Of elegance aud comfort, Is unequAlled in the
United States.
Ladies can at an seasons obtain the most
Recherche styles or AIIlIInery,
At all prices, and calculated to suit an tastes.
Possesdng advantages that few other housez
enjoy, MadannoiseIle Keozh Is enabled to
present In advance Of other establishments
the very latest styles OF Bonnets, Mntarfals
etc, direct from Paris and London.
n. B.-CountTy M0ltneIs are especially In
vited TO call and examine this dnR stock he
fore purchasing elsewhere. ~ -
N. B.-French, English and German Suo-
ken. faI,Ss
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sCNCINEATI, March S.-A resolu ton
was adopted by the Chamber OF Com
merce this morning, 70 Subscribe $780,
600 toward building the Lexington and
Richmond Railroad sixty miles in
length. connecting with the Knoxville
extension of the LouisyfIle and Nash
viIIe RaiIroad i've miles south or Mt.
vernon, KY This nsN road VIII form
the cheapest and shortest lima between
Cineinnad and the entire South
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CNCISSATI, March s.-The river has
risen 6 inches, with 50 feet 3sinches in
the channel The weather is cloudy;
4Oo.
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LONDON, March 7.-Evening.-Con-
soils, so1.; U. S. 5ra0as a; Illinois Gen.
trail, TX; Erie, S4%.
FRANKFORT, March III. S. bonds,
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LIVERPOOL, March s.-The Gnited
States iron clad Miantonomah has
sailed for Port Mahon, Spain.
PARIS, March s.-Emile De G4fardin
has been fined 500 francs inthe Correc-
tional Court for a violation of the law
of the Press.
LoNDoS, March ia dispatch from
the East reports that the Christians in
ThessaIy have entered into negotia-
ton with the Turks for securing their
religions independence.
The Empress of Russia has SAINT
SIS; 900 to aid the suffering Christians
in Cfeie. -as re gfEB
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auz .-8za E5- 20. aa'sl. zlss. s--s-4
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.s1L-et r 10 Lzas eriyas Ezn9Eta.
,",i -C&F5aEs
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LlvEkPocI, March 7.-Evsning.lcot-
ton closed dull with a declining ten
dancy, middling uplands at ls5Z. Tai
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D. lEd Es $50 g
-flz-eHE
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Mr. Stevens moved to suspend the
rules SO he might introduce a joint res
olution reappointing committee of
fifteen on reconstruction. Rejected
After the transaction OF some ,unim-
portaDt business, the House adjourned
till Monday. =-i-z-. - III.
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Asw -.zzR'E
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Irish corresPondent Of th4- London
Times says: Ireland is full of Irish
Americans, and urges that severe pun-
ishmentin their cases is imperRhvely
necessary, but he adds that it is very diff
ficult to apprehend them, for the peo-
pie, though they give them no aid, re-
fnseito betrey them to the authorities. z
BE states that Col. Dunn led the
Irish to the attack in Stilafn on the
Kinmanork. He concludes by saying
that the present rising IS considered q
Nailura in nnhIin
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ThePubiIe Deb..

The following Is the oHicial stateneutoFtbe
public debt Of the United States on the Ist or
March. 1867: -.
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hours work per day has been the estab'
lished rule, aud that no complaint by
the operatives had ever been made to the
present uperintendent, who has held
that position, OF being over. worked, or
working too many hours in day; that
tive.eighths Of the work has been piece
work-the remainder has been work by
the day or the month that the pay has
been equal to that In the mills at Law
renee, and other States, and that the
operatives, by the expense of living
being less, have been able to save more;
that the operatives have been generally
healthly-have accumulated property,
and are happy and contented and that
the mill Is In 1ourishing condition.
From the testimony OF these gentlemen,
we are bound to believe that, in relation
to the Wlnooski Mill, these are the
facts.
On the last hearing, when the above
testimony was taken, the member from
Colchester was present; he declined to
interrOgate the witnesses, or to make
any further statements of his own, ex-
Cept to say he conceded that the facts
testified to by Mr.. Kennedy and others
was true that he make his statements
to the committee at their first meeting
as hearsay-that is, that he had been so
informed. Bat your committee say that,
what was set forth as facts in relation
to the Winooski Mill, with slight ex'
ceptions, was upon the strength Of his
direct and positive statements.
Your committee are now of the opin-
ion that no legislation is necessary upon
the subject Of the bill, and therefore do
not recommend its passage,
d. MARVIN,
for Committee.
The third reading OF the bill wss re-
USpd
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of the newly acquired dominion is not
sufficient TO constitute State, so that it
will have to remain for some time ter
ritory.
The President and the Secretary of
the Treasury will recommend continu-
ance of the present gradual contraction
OF the greenback currency, but Congress
Is importuned to direct discontinuance
of contraction and an additional issue
OF greenbacks. Eastern members may
consent to this If the Western members
will establish the payment OF the princi-
pal and interest Of Government bonds in
gold.
New England will vote largely
against impeachment, one member from
Maine and four from Massachusetts, be-
ing all that are sure to go for it from
that section. The New York Republican
members are about evenly divided. The
Republican members of the House who
will lead the opposition to impeach-
ment, are Messrs. Wilson OF Iowa, Pom.
eroy of New York, Washburne Of Hin.
ois, Bingham Of Ohio and Banks and
Dawes of Massachusetts.
The Democrats claim that the sue
cess Of impeachment will dispose of
Grant as Republican candidate for the
Presidency, as he is known to be strongly
OnooSpd IN II lint tho 40 mo tbipn is truo
OF Mr.. Chase. No man in Washington
has been more outspoken than Mr. Chase
in condemniDg the Impeachment move
ment. The Democrats also claim that
some of the evidence taken by the i'm
parchment committee is damaging to
Grant, but this can safely be denied.
The probable Impeachment OF the
President is the topic of conversation in
the hotel corridors and members rooms,
and there are many rumors concerning
the probable action OF Congress. The
members of the House Committee on the
Judiciary are reticent, and it is the gen.
eral impression that Mr.. williams OF
Pennsylvania has so constructed and
abridged the report drawn up by him
advising the impeachment of the Presi-
dent, that it will be signed By Mr.,
| Churchill, who has heretofore adhered to
the views of Judge Wilson. II this is
the case the majority OF the committee
will advise impeachment.
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weston-His a appearance, Habits.Sc.
CHICAGO, ILL, New. %, 1867.

CHICAGO, ILL, New. %, 1867.
Editors Rutland H.rald Never since
the day OF the assassination of the la
nented Lincoln have seen the Western
people so stirred mp on one particular
subject as they are to day upon lhe great
feat OF the young Portlander, which is
now being accomplished. It's an epedi-
miC-it's fever which attacks all alike
the minister in his St udy, the merchant
in his store. The tailor leaves his goose,
the shoemaker leaves his last and ALL
and starts to see the yoHDg pedestrian.
Weston, and like Mary's lamb-"every-
where that Weston goes the crowd is sure
to follow"
Weston is indeed tho wonder and ad-
miration OF this the 18th century. When
he walks-we've seenhim-he takes sort
of 8 rolling hopping gait, ne barely lifts
his feet from the ground. when he en-
ters city he puts on white cap and
white gloves, carries small riding whip,
wears small blueish black round about
or blouse. His pants are tights. His
shoes are CATERS, are thick soled, and
rather tightly laced aboa5 the ankles. In
the warmest OF weather he seldom per.
spires, eats enough for three common
men, and when nervous or over excited
his feelings are shown by bleeding at the
nose or by crying. He is seldom out Of
breath, and after long walk of Eve and
one half miles on an average per hour
he comes in hale and hearty, and appa
rently not fatigued in the least. We saw
him after he had walked 6i8 aiaety-oHe
miles in ttoenty one hours. Query-why did
he not walk the remaining nine miles in
three hours? OF this days tramp many
are the hints that are thrown out that be
has sold himself to Morrissey or Wander.
bilt
Whether Weston is honest in his inten-
tions, or whether be is "gamey" time
alone will tell, but suffice it to say that
as far as money is concerned it's deci-
ded success on his part His photographs
readily sell for fifty cents piece, and
he has already sold several thousand dol
lars worth. Report has it that his
family are now in this city awaiting his
arrival.
Chicago is alive with excitement over
him, and when he arrives here he IN
doubtedy will receive "6mmper"
The weather is beautiful-no snow bui
little frost, very dry indeed. We have moi
had rain for some months. When the
pedestrian feat is accomplished and Wes,
ton has suitably located here in Chicago
L may be able to give you more psrticu-
lars. II.
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. ALABAMA.-The Alabama Constitu-
tonsl Convention passed an ordinance
Saturday, imposing an additional tax
q 10 per cent. OF the taxes other wise
assessed on the taxable property OF the
State, for the purpose of paying the ex-
Ienses Of the Convention, and to be as
sssed and collected during the tax year
ct 1858.
1t is believed that all those persons
n Alabama who come under the $40, 900
dause Of President Johnson's amnesty
reclamation, and against whom pro-
eedings were instituted in the State
district courts, who on being pardone
Iy the President, had to appear in
Court and enter the plea OF pardon and
guilty are disfranChised by the new
Constitution. II this is correct, thirty
Or forty thousand whites are disfran-
2hised at one blow.
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NARROW EscAPE.-As the express train
from New Haven to New York, on Mon
day night of last week was near Stam-
ford, Conn, the rear car ran OFF the
track. The train was moving at high
rate OF speed, and before it could be stop
ped the car was we'll broken up Mrs.
Joseph Winship of Bradford, Vt, was
somewhat injured, but it was thought
not seriously. A few others were slight
ly injured. Hon. L. P. Poland and wife
OF st. Johnsbury, Hon. W. G. Smith, wife
and son, OF St. Albans, and Mrs. Mosely
and two children, OF Newbury, and Mr..
Chas. Stone of st. Johnsbury, were In this
car, and all escaped with big scare and
thorough shaking up. The connecting
link held the car to the rest OF the train
or the accident would doubtless have
been much more serious.
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EURoPE.-Col. Burke, prominent Fe-
nian, was arrested in London Sunday.
The Florence journals deny the
truth Of the report relative to the issue
of new Italian losn.
1t Is reported that Gsribaldi Is lying
seriously i'll at VsrignaDe, and that his
two sons have been summoned to his
bedside.
Dispatches from Rome announce that
the Pope, in accordance with the advice
of France, has ordered the release of.all
the captive Garibaldians.
Transports were ordered to sail yes
terday for Cfvita Vecchia, where they
will take on board one division OF the
French expedition, and return to France,
1T is asserted in Paris that the con-
cession applied for by the Franco-Amer-
ican Telegraph Company, and which
was refused, has at length becn granted
by the French Government for term Of
years. ....
The Pope has withdrawn his objec-
tions to the proposed European Confer
ence. The Governments OF Bavaria,
Wurtemberg and Italy, have announced
their acceptance OF Napoleon's plan
The reunions Of the Conference will
commence at Munich, Dec. IL. The Paris
Patrie denies the truth OF the statement
that Gen. Dix expressed desire that the
United States should be represented in
the Conference.
The condemned Fenians, Messrs. Al
len, Larkin and Gould, suffered the ex-
treme penalty Of the law in Manch ester
Saturday forenoon. The precautions
taken by the Government to guard
sgainBt outbreaks were effrctuai Not
withstanding the prevalence OF dense
fog aud drizzling rain-storm, the crowd
that wiluesset the execution VAS very
LARGE. At at accounts The city was
Qujrt The expected demonstration of
s1o.g&thy for the fate of the deceased
men occurred IN London Sunday, A
procession, numbering about 2,0o0 per-
sons, marched to Hyde Park, where a
meeting was held and speecbts were
made. A meeting was also held in
public hall In the evening.