Dayton Daily Empire, 1859-04-05

W : a ; by the p( the to iff 's ; .v very to ijnt 80fcThe editor of the Mff--oheek Trees aye, "We hope the editor of the Empire is an old bachelor, and will alwaya remain one." The first eection of our eotempom eotempom-ry'a - ry'a eotempom-ry'a hope rather atarlled our "lurge and in creaelnz family;" while the latter section was read under protest I We are glad that the fates "cast our linet In pleasant places' ere the wicked hope of our West Liberty ootemporary waa ooooeived; and our gladneee is shared largely at our frugal board. Our evil geniue of the Frees will doubtless mod ify or change bit hope, at be wilt discover that a further indulgenoe in it will place him in the dilemma of warring against the Divine Institution." That's a clever fel low, do. tQreat interest was manifest tj crowds around the Tario" rn '"' night, up to ft lata heort ascertain tie rceult on prominent candidates, but without auocees. Early thie morning, the inquiring waa re renewed, - newed, renewed, without any thing definite to be learned about tbo general reeult We do not remember to have ever seen greater in interest - terest interest exhibited about the result of any eloo tion before. The "publio mind" did not eeem disposed to aettle down, even after the result waa learned ; soma seemed to think that there might be tome mistake! lome- wherel BSUA friend of ours wee tome what alarm) ed, the otter night by a peculiar nolee.whloh as ho listened more attentWely, seemed to him to bs occasioned by burglars attempt' ing to break in the room in which he was! Getting up oautioualy, he got bold of Lie re volver, and noisleeely awaited the appear anoe of a bead through the door. Getting tired of the suspense, he proceeded to inves' titrate tht merter, aid after Tery cautiously opening tht door, he ascertained that no one was there, but the eonfounded noise oontim ued Inside of tht room I Becoming deter sained, he oommenoeda search, and at length round mat vtw alarmed him so greatly waa the ticking of an oid irnt-k which had. of its own accord, commenced ticking i1-. silonce of about three years 1 ISrWe hope the ax.member of th) city Council from tbt Third Ward will not com. plain of tht exmember from the Biith Wardi and that ibey will hereafter ground arms and be friends, for they hnve both been beat, en by the same majority t&'The Mores, Clegg't Building, 3d st, have just received a supply of Tery elegant Window and Wall papers. A search all over the world would not procure you any thing better or prettier than they have. They hive, also, been receiving a Tariety of other Tery handaomo goods tc Remember tbt Mores deliver packages to any part of the city. C Aitos or Tiatct The travelling and bu sinesa public will take notice that a new time table went into effect on the Sandusky, Dayton A Cincinnati Road yesterday: The Moil Train leaves Sandusky at 7,30 A. M.,aod arrives st Dayton at 3,40 P. M. The Night Express loaves Sandusky and 9,00 P. M., and reaches Day ton at 7 ,30 A. M. Returning, leaves Dayton at 7.30 P. M , and reaches Sandusky at 4,10 A. U. ,tLTAchapwho was not entitled to a vote soccseded In depositing his ballot ia the 1st ward polls, yesterday, we learn. On examine t'ma before the Mayor it waa ascertained that he was woefully Ignorant with regard to the else tion law, and every other law, and be was die. charged. ST The ladies are referred to the announce ment of Mr. Tucker, in another column. Hie opening of Spring Millinery will fake place on TIAiruiUy next. It is to be hoped that the weather will be fine by that day, end that our laUy readers will be able te call aud ses the ek'gant goods at Mr. Tuckers'. IB-Millinera, aud dealers iu Millinery Goods, art referred to tht advertisement of M eeers. Devon Jc Hock wood, Cincinnati, to be found in another column. They offer very superior inducements to oountry deal ere. Don't fail to girt them call when you visit tht eity, . v ' ' ' tT Diseappoiated Candidates ore a feature in the elly to-day. They present the appearance of returned volunteers, who nod aeon service The agony is over for snathe 'year, which is relief to all parties. Handshaking hoe been suspended for at least nine months I CT 1 be whole Democratic Ticket was rlee ted In. Randolph Township, yesterday. Our old Democratic friend, Wm. Zigler, waa elected Justice of the Pease. This is a good selection ICria Wayne Township the Republicans elected their ticket, yesterday, by a email I jority. The Democrat in Una tnwnahip were after i hem with s sharp etick. IVjuWt are informed that J&uiee Kelley was elected Justioe of Die Peace in Md lUi'er Township, yeotorday I , fcJThe Peraortats of Harrison Town-hip elected Ihelr entire ticket, yeeter,lv. .

"tTBone, of the Cleveland Herald, who knows such a number of eurioue things, says that the proverb "God tempers the wind to the shorn lamb," which is frequently attributed the Scripture, was translated by Stone, in his Sentimental Journey, from the French. Suit tarai. It is probable thst it is from the French 1nt custom bos credited uio the Bible ; and no one knows better than Bone of tha Herald that tii't bred in the Coat can't be got out of flesh." i t good thing, any bow ; and will travel on its ow n credit. "Sksd is own ofthuh ThiSus."- A Droru nent hardware house in Cincinnati received, a day or two since, UiiaXllowing order : , Sangamon Co., tlirf -"h I S. &Co.: - 8ms : Send us one of them d d tiling that makes such a h 1 of a noise about hotel. We've opened a bote! here last week, and want to make as much noiso as anybody. Send bill. . - J. 11 P. Bro. P. S. A feller here says they call them gongs in Terra Haute. ' : Bbwxlow cpon Endomiko Papbr. last Knoxville Whig contains an editorial article upon tht common practice of endors endorsing - ing endorsing business notes, from which wt clip following paragraph : "For our cart wt have but little of world's goods, and our endorsement ie worth nothing to any one. The business of doraing wt have entirely quit, and oeoic what may, wt will endorse no more for one, as a matter of accommodation, have quit, too, for two sufficient - reasons. First, wt have either been sued for, or to pay nearly all the notes wa-had to dorse tor others, and next, w have vouchers to show ws have paid more secu security - rity security debts than all wt now bav6is worth any market Under these oiroumetauoes, any one wishes to hear us say no with tniphasis, let him ask us to endorse bie note." 1 hem t our sentiments exactly. i . . . -i leJWood's Theatre, Cincinnati, came near being burned on Friday. Tht Jenny Lind Saloon underneath it was set on in several places, and bad not cftioprs dis covered the firs, the whole buildiuj; would have been in flames. The proprietor of ealoon wus locked up on the charge of son. 03" Aaron Jonea, the Euulish tniiuer tht Uenicia Hoy, baa seut a challenge, bis own account, to Tom layers, the present champion of England, for f 1,000 and champion belt. : Mr. W. C Macready, the eminent trage dian, is now, e wnderstand, conducting school at Htierbournt in Dorsetshire. LTWe notice that Madam Xaaco ie giving her entertainment at lleckett'a Hall, Hamilton, this week. The prpere of that place in form that she is haviug a great adoceaa. . . ("Those who desire to secure fir-it ity of potatoes for eating or plunticg. get them at Uranicuburgs, SOU, 3d sUeet, 87 The regular DoniiL.Ui il 1, nif '.raiio Tick at, In Miami Township, was ek. I, ymterilay, by ens to two hundred majority. !) tbjrTbt Charter uk l"ii.- in llartf-.i-d, will soon be jbe aite ol a. uiov 10 lirn a resilience," the old W yilys house bein In jtrooese 0! removal, to Rive place thereto. This old houae was erected iu li iT, frmue beinfC of iuiHirteil tab Oak, it is eaid, now exhibiu very few marks uvm., ; . -. . s - ' ' -

The rear wall of a CalbMlo clmrrh in Foil Wsyne, Indiana, la near a railroad, ami on Hun day laat during service a trsin ran off t!ie track and oVmolinherl efcniit twen'y feet of the atrne atrne-tore, - tore, atrne-tore, but did no siV.er aarioua damage. In lila new worl. en Ancient Efiypt, Baron Bunaon comes to the eoncltialon that the lands the rharohe waa ltiht)ltd "by tnon who male use of pottery," it, COO years before li Christian era. , Rather than be thrown out of employment, some of the woikmea on the new Punt Omce building in Dotroil have proposed to continue their Ubor aod wait on Uncle Sam till July for their wage, On and aftar the let day of September neat, the Bank of Tenoeaaee and brsnchea ere re quired to pay out only such notes as ere oa the face redeemable in gold at the counter where issued. A novelty in the grain trade will eon bs exulblted in New York the receipt, of a cargo wheat from France, for which orders have been sent out. The word Arltoala- the name of one of our territories is derived from the Aslec, and mesne eilver-bcaring. Judge Edmonds has just commenced the np hill teak ef proving the public ell wrong, and himself all right, on spiritual bollnfa. Dr. Wm. A. Alcott, a well known author end phyaiciao, died on Tacaday, at hie resi residence - dence residence in Auburcdsle, Mass. One of the severest snow storms of the win tor occurred ia Jefferson county, N. Y., ou Sat Saturday - urday Saturday leal Week, A largo quantity of snow fell, which was badh .trifled, and on Monday morning still remained in Immense drifts, ob strocting the roads. The thermometer on Monday morning at Pierrepont Manor wee only U degrees above sero. There ie but one pro-slavery party in the North. Thie is the Republican party which, by its ReprcBeotativee in Congress, opposes the admission of Free States into the Unioo. A German naturalist bos described six hun dred species of flies, which he baa collected within a district often miles in extent. Thirty thousand different kinds of Insects which prey upon wheaA have been collected. Queen Victoria will be petitioned by the Ca nadian Parliament to croee the ocean, and open the first Parliament in Ottawa, which is hence- iorth to be the Capitol of 'Canada. The loss of fruit-treco in Ulinoie within the laat three years is estimated at about three million dollars. The retentive nature of a clay eubecll Is supposed to be the cause. The Toledo Herald says every train passing that city contains passengers who are designed for the new gold mines It Is thought that there will be at least 100,000 persons in the Plks's Peak region before the first of June. It is, perhaps, a suspicious circumstance, that if a lady bae a long nose, it is almost in variably crooked. It has to be turned aside to admit of ncr being kissed; and so it grows away. ; Fidelity, good humor, ' aod complacency temper, outlive all the charms of a flue face, aod make ite decay invisible. A Cuban passed through Petersburg, Va., Friday: with a stable of sixteen New York bred homee, en route for Havana.

26, 2d. In to at, up bulld bulld-tnn - tnn bulld-tnn aUr ol a Ample of ! Room, ife.'Va, Bill-Heads, Clroulore. Ac - , Fiooa Ol'lir Th Niw Placx. Mr. Boyer has completed bis removal to his commodious rooms, corner of Main and Fourth St., and has now put eve ry thing in complete trim. Hie supply of fur niture for excellence, elegance and durability cannot be surpassed any where. Mr. B. is thorough mechanic himself, and personally sa perintends every branch of his manufactory procures the best material that can be obtained any where and he will employ no workmen who are not complete masters of the business Hie Ware Rooms now present a Tery attrsctire appearance, aod he will not be exoelled, in ev ery regard, by any other establishment in the country, dee his sdvertisement. . i 4i.We were a candidate for Council man in the 4 th Ward, yesterday ; but beiug afflicted with a severe BoyU, we were una ble to Ret around among the Totere, and they, thinking we were "only in fun," Toted for our competitor I Under the circumstan eee it ia highly probable that we are de feated. . ' ' CT Election Tickets are plentiful to day ; in deed, the "boys," who invariably have their election "the day after," have a bountiful aup ply, and are not obliged to have any printed We saw a little fellow have a basket full this morning ; aud he said be waa sure of bie elec lion, fur he bad the moat tickets I That rule did uol hold good yesterday t tT We are favored (I) with wiuter weather at thia writing, with a sprinkle of auow, way of making appearancee tally with weather. Those scieulifie inou who are cvvr ready to areount for the unusual pbeoomeua the oeasono have a Urge opvuiug, now, toe exercise of their abililiee. Has the entrance the Arctic Sea again blown opent Fancy gooda ara not quoted thie morning 1-1 CTThe "burnt cork" busioeae ia popular Cincinnati. Matt. Peel aod troupe ara at Smith ft Nixou'a Hall, and Buckley'e Troupe, with a female arvma eeaaa, are at Woods Theatre, Notwithstanding the opera furore, these troupea am doing a handsome business. Bueklof company go down tea unio Irom umclonati Matt. Meal may possibly come to Devtoiv gJ Hep ford and Halseley are now pre pared to supply tht publio with every kind of lumber, lath, shinglee, etc., of the lest qualities, and at prioes which will ihduce tbt people to purchase. They are deter mined to please tbt publie ia variety, qiul. ity and price. IaSTW have just procured soma - ! haitdoonit and appropriate Tret and Kix- itivite our Merchants and liuaineee Men eil nd examine our superior Work, f r tre moderate. .