The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-04
News by Telegraph and Mail.

: at 1871.
twenty y-seven hundred and fifty emf
grants have arrived in New York since
Saturday. ''''''
General Pope has been petitioned by five
hundred negroes to remove the Mayor and
Olty council of Savannah, oil the ground
that colored men can not obtain Justice
from them.
Three robbers attacked the Cashier of the
Planters Bank of Nashville, Saturday
afternoon, gagged, tied and robbed him
one of them has been arrested and part of.
the money recovered.
Inc question of changing the penalty of
violating the liquor law to imprisonment
IN every case, was voted upon by the peo-
pie of Maine, yesterday, and decided In
favor ofthe amendment.
Two brothers. named Busky, peddlers.
while travelling along the Pontiac road,
some ten miles from Detroit, were stopped
by highwaymen, robbed and one of them
The disbursements from the Wisconsin
State treasury for May for bounties on
wolves, wild cats and lynxes killed, at ten
dollars each, amounted to S2,725.
Judge Frazier, who was impeaehed by
the minion5 of the infamous Brownlow
has been found guilty by that blaspheniing
parson-Goyernor, and removed from office.
In Hardin county, Iowa, a. few nights
ago, two men went to the house Of Mer-
edith Parrish, a farmer, and forced him at
the mouth of pistol, to give them the
Keys to trunk containing his money. |
Opening the trunk they abstracted sixteen |
hundred dollars. -
An Omaha dispatch says Governor Hunt
OF colorado, has asked authority to organ
ize mounted volunteers for camnaion
against the Indians. Three hundred
friendly Utes, he says, will join the expe-
dition, with permission of the Government
Intelligence has been received of the death
OF Capt. John p. Bankhead, of the United
States navy. He died on the 9th of April.
on board of Bengal steamer.
Clarkson Stanfeld, the well known artist.
md one of the most celebrated scenic paint-
r RS in the world, died in England on the
list of May. ,
The Worlds special says: The counsel :
or the prosecution have decided, after all,
o adhere TO the indictment for murder !
ound In Surratt's case, and to abandon all
mention oftrying him on charge of con- B
piracy. The trial WILL therefore, CON- B
1ence one week from Tomorrow.
The work Of removing the bodies of SOL
iers that were slain in the fight at Bel ~
lont, opposite Columbus, Kentucky, in
eptember, 1861, is now in progress. 1t ia
.ated that over three thousand bodies have
cen already exhumed. ~
The Juarez official paper at San Luis
otosi, has published all the official cor
'spondenee relative 10 the safety of Max
milan, and comments upon it in man To
'r which seems to imply that he would n
ceiye no mercy. Juarez' Generals
I'VE strongly protested against leniency. 10
The great fire in Petroleum Center, on To
lnday, originated in Jacob Taylor's house, =
hich is believed to have been set on fire
incendiaries. Twenty-nine buildings BY
ere consumed, among them the United Byy
ates Hotel, the largest in the place. The
'ses amounted to from forty to sixty
ousand dollars. .....
An enormous gun, for the Gillian Gov
lment, has been cast at Fort Pitt Foun- LGl
y Pittsbnrg. 1t weighs 10000 pounds II
ffty-three tuns, Is twenty feet six inches ~"
lg, five feet four inches in diameter OF
'ech, and has a bore of twenty inches. By
e hundred projectiles, weighing 1000 pEF
lnds each, accompanied the gun. --