Dayton Daily Empire, 1859-05-21

TThel. O. 8. M. paraded through the streets of Hamilton the other night. It isssid to have been the most attractive display ever attempted there. The people from His country attracted by the announcement of such sn event, csme Into the city in Urge numbers; and visitors and citizens thronged the street during the entire march of the "Sons." Mentor's oana was in attendance. The "Sons" are. hugely popular in Hamilton, n, indeed, they are every where else. They sre a "good insti. tutlnn." ST We cell the particular attention of ou' readers to the advertisement of the Columbus Coal Company. Their office will bo opened on the 1st of June. Thoso who desire to ley in cosl for next winter will hsve large induce ments offered. CTWe notice by the Springfield pa pers that Cspt. l)e Ren is succeeding in gttting up a class in that city. The Springfield people will find the Captain a gentleman in every re speet, and the best swnrdsmsn thev ever saw. He has not a superior anywhere. ITThose clever men and first rlsss mnel- cisns,who comprise the Oermantown Band, will accompany the Millers, Distillers and Shippers on their annual excursion lo Saadus ky, snd the Islands in the Lake. They will contrive to add considerably lo the pleasure of thejannt, UTThe Universalis Habbsth School have a pic nic to'day; and a portion of ihe S. E. School are innnwiemn the RtsteFsir Grounds, We henr of other parties, but arc not informed of their destination. ITThe "Children' Friend" is the little of a nest little folio paper published semi monthly in this city by Vooneida A Sower. The Friend" is filled with matter interesting snd instructive to children, snd is appropriately il- lustraled with wood cuts. It is afforded at the low price of 35c per year, for single copy. 0We uotice that our old friend Dr. Salli- nan, has again taken his former office on Third street, and we ar pleased to learn is doing a fine business. He is a gentleman and a skill. full physician, and we wish bitn success. - ID The unknown friend who sends us selcc tions from ye ancient poets, will please hereafter as modern Daner in traaacribina? them fot printer. Thus far his "extrscts" have been1 acceptable, and baring the poper, we would be pleased to hare them continue. ID" Great preparations are being made for the Pic Nic of the Independents, st II iggin Sta Station, - tion, Station, on next Thursday, Jim Davis' band is, we lesrn, to enliven the day. Nearly every one we meet asks "going to the Independents' Pie Nic? ' Of course. CTTwo men were executed in Pittsburg yes yesterday, - terday, yesterday, The capital puntthment-law ia more vigorously enforced In Pennsylvania and in all the Fastero fWrj lhti irt Ohrn, where cf lit years, it seems almost a dead letter. tCTThe steamer Martha Putnam, reoently aunk in the Ohio, opposite new New Albany, is afloat again. She was raised yexterday. fT The Philadelphia Press notices the Ohio White Sulpher 8prings as "a new and ambi ambitious - tious ambitious clsimant for the patronage nf ihe water watering - ing watering place loving public." Carrol Couktt (Misa.) Jail Busnt. On Sat Saturday - urday Saturday night last the jail of that eounty acci accidentally - dentally accidentally took fire and waa burnt to Ihe ground. Three white men were turned loose on their parole of honor two of them, who would have been discharged by the eourt. ran away; Ihe third who waa to go the Penitentiary, stayed and worked st the fire! tU"The London papers think the Aiistrians sre waiting for "good weather" before they commeuce Ihe campaign actively in Sardinia. It is evident that there are no Napoleons in the Austrian army. Military commanders who never do anything except in "good weather" never accomplish any thing. If they wait for good weather they sill probably get a "good thrashing." A western poet has just gotten off the fol following, - lowing, following, and retired to private life : 1 wood nut die in spring tiem, wen frswgs begin lo crawl crawl-wen - wen crawl-wen kabhsge plants sre shutin' up, no ! I wood nut die st all," Enter Bridget, with the niiatrens' favorite poodle wringing wet. "How ia ibis, Bridgot? How csme Fido so very wet?" "An" fsitb, mam, sn' It was little Tommy thst hsd the little bssr lashed to ihe end of a powl, and was washing the windows Willi Dkoay ov thh HxroBMOAN Pabty. One of the best evidences of the dooay of the Re Republican - publican Republican party i the laot that the New York Tribune is willing to take any inun, north or eoutu, to beat the Democracy Immediately previous to the decay of tha Whig party, the Tribune advocated the same polioy. Whenever party leader begin to abandon the prinoiple of their party or organisation, - ganisation, organisation, and seek after men, with whom they can suocee I in acquiring power, wa would not give much for it chance of suc success. - cess. success. The Tribune would rather have Newark or Chase, but is willing to tuka Ltotta, of Vir Virginia, - ginia, Virginia, provided th " opposition " can tio ceed by it. Hewsnl and Chase are A bolition. ista ; Bolts and Bate ar pro-slavery Know Nothing, What sort of a platform would an opposition convention frame ? They cannot avow anything, thny oan only onpee. llenoe they have always to wait until after s Democratic convention meet before they can conatruot splutform, Ohio Preaa. taVA fellow ha bean playing a oonfu denca dodge in Chicago, Illinois, by calling at pri-ato house when the gentlainen were away, anj stating to th ladisw that be owed a bill of five or aix dollar whinh be wished to pay. The ladiee would tell him that they would lake tb money. He would band them a ten-dollar counterfeit bill, and thev would bend blm the btlanee to good moo

Fise Jxwsi.nr, Watches, rro. Our fellow townsman, Mr. Sherwood, of Cleggs' Building, Sd street, we observed yesterday, has received the largest, most elegant, aod choice stiles f jttrcstyarerbsrfbre- brought tu Deytosv." Bit' assortment embraces erery thing in the line that 1 desirable, or that the most fanciful could possibly wish. We could not think of going into a detailed description of the various brilliant gems which almost dazzle the eye of the beholder, for it would take more than a col umn of space j it is enough to say that in the material, design and artifice, they are more like the work of genii than any thing we can com compare - pare compare them to. - These articles are warranted goldi and if they are not aa represented, Mr, Sherwood will always be found in his store to make them good, and toapalgizefor being him him-self - self him-self imposed on by the manufacturers for the first time I Thus far about the magnificent jewelry. Mr. S. has, also, received a number of fine gold watches, that are valuable alike for the fine metal they are made of, and the correct time they will keep. All he has he wsrrsnts. Ladies and gentlemen will, we hope, call and examine his beautiful and valuable goods. ITTWe learn that Mr.. Louis Motterhsd a gold watch stolen from hia houae a few even ing'a ago, A negro was seen in the vicinity of the house a few minutes prior to missing the watch. The time peice had a peculiar value attached to it j it was a present to Mr. M. from an officer while in the ranks in Mexico, and was, as a matter of course, priceless to the owner. It hss not yet been recovered, but will probably com to light. We hope so. ST We are pleased to inform our readers that Dr Chsmberlin, th celebrated Electropalhiat, has arrived in Dayton, and taken rooms at 350, Third at. Dr. C. brings with him from Cincin- nati.and Hamilton, (where he has been opera operating - ting operating tha laat aix months,) the most emphstic recommendations from the highest and moa' unimpeachable sources, as to hia ability in cu curing - ring curing Paralysis, Consumption, Deafness, Dyspep Dyspepsia, - sia, Dyspepsia, and other equally obstiaste maladies. The disessed should not fail to consult Dr, Chsm Chsm-berlio. - berlio. Chsm-berlio. ggh.We learn from the Firemen' Gazette that the Sixes are making extenaive prepara ation fur their picnio which is to oome off on Friday, th 3d of June. They have eni gaged Mr. James Davis' cotillion band for the oocasion, and axpeot to have a good time. The place of holding it is Sutherland Falls, ten mile up the Dayton dc Michigan Rail road. Arrs ngement have been made with (lie accommodating managers of that road, to oarry those wishiuir to attend, at 50 oent a oouple the round trip. Hinglo ticket 25 oenta All are invited. CTOur Germs township friends are, we learn, going into tobacco groning rather more extensively this year than ever before, although they have been noted for their fine tobacco crops for aeveral yeara paat. Mr. H. 8. Ounck Ounck-el - el Ounck-el has erected a tobacco ware houae in German German-town, - town, German-town, and will hereafter afford all the conve conveniences - niences conveniences desired by tobacco raisers in lbs wsy of storing their crop. He will giv the high-, est market price for the '- weed" delivered st his wsre house, oi he will ship it, aa desired. Those having crops to dispose of would find il to their advantage to address him at fteriuan fteriuan-town - town fteriuan-town A Plcasaxt Rksost. One of the most pleat pleat-ant - ant pleat-ant resorts in thia vicinity, is th Piessure Gsrdea of Mr. Jacob Kunts, in Dayton View, a ahort distance south of the New Bridge. It is only a few minutes' wslk from the Coart House, and when th visitor get there, he will find a cool, pleasant place, with a supply of pur win, lager, Ac; and then h ha on hia grounda, a very gymnasium, where exercise of th right kind can he taken.; Onto Knots' tad pas pleasant hour.

Can't ua fouxd. A friend of ours, a ou. riosity seeker, who ha the odd and ends of a dozen or two "cabinet," inform n that be baa been traversing the country for two or tnree weexs past in aearcn or one indi individual - vidual individual who had said the fruit was frozen ; or who bad given information to the paper that the fruit was chilled to death and was all falling from the tree I Up to quarter pa t 9 o'clock laat evening he wn unsuo oeasfuL Every body he ha met laid they were sure all along that the frost had not damaged tb fruit, and would not I Our cu curious - rious curious friend oould not find any body who had predicted that the wheat orop would be a failure, although he found two or three men who felt sore that the rust would greats ly injure the wheat I This investigating gentleman might hare been better engaged we think; yet it was hi fancy to make the search, and aa he posses posses-e - e posses-e the physioal itrength necessary to the task, and i able in a peouniary way to in indulge - dulge indulge hi fancie,withont at all negleoting the interest of creditor, we conclude that it U hi business, WoNDaaruL Cbilo. We learn that Miaa Ten neese Olafiin a girl about thirteen years of age, who ia aaid to have been endowed from her birth with supernatural gift to the extent that aha ia the wonder of all who have sees and heard her will be in Dayton next week, and give our citisen the benefit of ber power. She claims to give information of absent or dea parted friends, also of lost money, and many other astonishing things. Sh prescribe for diseases, and elairas to heal the sick and afflict afflicted. - ed. afflicted. And then, she also profeases to point on to tha young who they will have for partners in life I Just think of that I All this will transpire next week. FtciNO and Oymnasis'. Ospt, Ds Reu hav having - ing having lessed a house in our city, and intending to make it his home, has rented a room and will, in a few daya, open a school for the pur purpose - pose purpose of teaching youths under the age of 15 years, the science of Fenciog and Gymnasts. Ilis Qymnssls will bs taught on the plan of Prof. Links, of Stockholm. His school will be opso thre dsy in the week, commencing at ball past 5 o'clock, after the schools arc out, aud continuing until half paat 6. He will gir 34 lessons for 6. Parson who desire to place their boys under the tuition of Cspt. DeRen are requested to apply soon. W would adviea oar readera to avail themselves of a rare oppor tunity to give their boys a thorough gymnas tie training, and a scientific us of weapons. ST Mr. Davie baa now got clear of his Eas tern stock, and will hereafter devote his at tens tion entirely to custom work. Having been in the business for many ysars, he feel confident. that ha can please the taste of the eilixeus of Dayton In regard to work of every description, even lb meet fastidious taste. He will make It hia undivided business to pleas and satisfy all whs favor him with a call. Vaiag nothing but the best slock, and employing none bot thorough workmen he cannot help but suit the people who desire first else work, at low prl ees, H now Invites the public to call at hi tore, 71, JeffevMO atiwet.

Great destitution Is sold to esim In Hie intnnrf eonafiea bf Canada, The President il expected lo visit Norih Car. nllda in the course of the summer. The regular Serine- meet in over ihe Ammn elation course, Lexington, Ky., will rommesce on Mondsy, and continue during the week. A composition of 4 pounds of rosin. I nin. nt unseed oil and one nunc of red lead, applied hot with a brut.h, it is said, will slop leaks in roois, water spouts, c. Qreat excitement exists st Omaha Cilv. Ne- braika, on account of the alli in.,1 ilisrttvt.rv iif gnia in me north part of the city. Myres, the Paris banker, latelv sirs n hnll which cost 135,000. He commenced life bv sell ing eld stoves then, as now, a crnfe finiancier. A few dsys si oce, a cent wss Sold in Boston rorei. it was stsmned 17 13. At ihe aam. j sal a half dollar.stauiped the last week of Wash jngtons administration, brought 157. At Montgomery. Ala., the other riav a tieffrn girl nearly grown, belonging to Chauncey Smith mi into a wen ixu feet deep, breaking an arm, and bruisins-her head. In two knnn w eesoued snd was quite cheerful, snd talked free freely - ly freely of the accident. The Niagsra, which sailed on Tuesday from Boston, carried out among her passengers, the Hon. Rufits Choste and son. Mrax Finn, k'em- ble and daughter, and Joseph Proctor, Ihe tra. geaian. A serious recident occurred on the New York Central Kail-road on Wednesdsy last.' The Richmond (Ind.) Battle.Axe notices the melancholy fact that Wm. 8. Ifnih.nl- ly an ambrotype artist at Richmond, has become insane, ana is now an inmate of the State Asy Asylum - lum Asylum at Indianapolis, in conseauenca of tha eon. duct of his son, whoiscbsrged with robbery. Secretary Cobb lis demsoded of the Collec Collector - tor Collector of Customs at New York to reduce tha for ces employed in his office. It is proposed to re retrench - trench retrench $100,000 per snnum. . Two Americsn ofllcers will probably take part in theexisiiog war, namely; Young Je Jerome - rome Jerome llnnnparte, of Baltimore. Who is a lieilten ant In the Chasseurs d'Afrique,r.d Msjor Ke-r-ney.of New York, who it is said, has entered the staff of one of the French Generals of Divis Division, - ion, Division, as a volunteer. 1 On. O. J. Pillow, whose son eras Wi V, the explosion of the St. Nicholas, has recovered twenty-three bodies from the Missisainni lliwr between Sterling and Helena, but, that of his son was not among them. Two Iriah women, Mrs. Goggin and Mrs. Dee, residents of Athens, Ohio, on Fridsy last went to a neiehbnrin? mill for a sack nf meal. On their returning horn they undertook to cross a stream, which was swollen by the rains and both were drowned. Four children were thus made orphans.