Dayton Daily Empire, 1859-07-14

Thoia who deaira to have advertiaementa inierted in the Weekly Empire ahould hand tham in by Saturday uorning, at tha lataal .Our advartlainc patron a will perceive that, by onr arrangement of reading matter, their advertieamente will ba alwaja new vary important matter to tbam. CTSee 4th page for Telegraph Rpporta. Found I A green aatin paraaol, modern atyla, wa found thi morning on tha eorner of Main and 2d Streeta. Tha owner can have it by calling at thi office, and paying for Uiia notice. gofOur oorraanondent will not be twitted with having been entirely overcome by tha "heated term." They have mad a itroog at tack upon oar oolumn to day, while anoth er oorp are awaiting a poeition to-morrow. Uur oorreapondent in Camp Mnyo, near Troy, baa "coma to time;'' our reporter at the Gray' encampment: Middletown, ha atrangely failed getting a ahot at n. It poaaibla that, having determined to be guarded in bia operation, ba may have trained a point, and been put "under cA.It ia reported that Oov. Corwin will "addreaa a publio meeting" at Xenia thia evening. That reada etifflv "a publio meeti ing I" What bare the Republican done that be will not addreaa them f Hoi Fob te Otmr I By reference to a pe dal notice in another column it will be aero that Ur. McLaren, tha genlletnauly and accom accommodating - modating accommodating Superintendent of the Oin. Ham. A Dayton R. R. will put ao ezcuraion train upon that road on Sundey next, on which all who de- air to ae the Guthrie Oraya in camp, will be aet down in the neighborhood for half fare- There will be a very general ruah for camp on Sunday morning next, tT We aaw a regular ola time, travelling tinker, yesterday. He waa accompanied by hie wife and two girl, one of them waa vary pret pretty. - ty. pretty. They were on foot, and carried their tooli, houaehold and kitchen furniture and proviaiona with them In bundle. They) were not ragged bat their clothing, which waa eompoaed of iagenioua and complete patchwork, waa indefinitely dirty. The male patent purohaaed a quart of blackbarrie at a atand on 3d at., for dinner deeaart w auppose and carried them away in the dirtiest hat we ever aaw on a human head. Tha party didn't aeem to care a "tinker'a n for dirt. tT The only case of positive "sun stroke1 wa have beard of aaoccurriug in thia city thia hot ssason waa that of a very valuable mock ing bird, belonging to Mr. Dialer, at tha Bar bar Shop and Bath House, Msrket atreet, Tueaday. The bird waa put out in fron, of tha house in tha morning, and being forgotten, was left out in the hot eon all day. In the evening ha waa prostrate, and died the next morning, evidently from the effect of the aevere heat. Birda ahould not bo left in the sunshine thia warm weather. Dxoahfkb. On Friday laat a young woman came to the residence of Mr. Jamea Bcbnebly, on Oheeuut atreet. ia search of employment. She was a good looking, pleaasnt spoken girl, and being in want of help, Mrs S. employed her. Yealerday while Mre. S. wa absent at the Oa born Pieaie, the girl decamped, taking with her a flue bonnet, and alegant drase, and aaveral valuable art idea belonging to Mrs S. Since that time nothing haa been heard of b er. 8be has told several etoriee a to her place of reai dsnce: to Mre. 8. aha resided in Troy; to oth ers she told her residence waa in Piqua ; and indeed, aha haa told so many contradictory stories that it la probable her wheaboute cannot be ascertained. TT Messrs. More, Loury 1 Co., are removing their large book and paper establishment to St, Louis, Mo., where they will at once enter Into the business on a grand seals. T. T More late a member of the firm, will remain here at tha old atand, and will continue the blsuk book binding and stationery bualoeaa. We are sor ry to lua the clever gentlemen who remove to St. Louis, bat we will be somewhat consoled by "T. T." remaioing with us. (TT There will be a Temperance meeting th evening at the United Brethren Church, saa; of the canal. One or mors addresses will be de livered, and effort will be mads ta extend the membership. It is hoped that ths impression will nolob-ain that lb meeting iaealled only for those who favor the formal ion of temperance; everybody ia not only invited but desired lo attend. tT There waa sloaoet a mob in front of Brandenburg's, yesterday, while the black bar rise 1 sated. Besides lb Isrg number of draw are taken away, it took two men to aupply lb eager crowd who pressed around them, who were purchasing by the email. CTThe Regiment Cornet Band accompanied Ihe Light Guard to Troy yeeUrdsy. W leeraed this morning that the Guard were warm ly received by .their brethren of tha "Centre,' and that they are enjoying themselves vastly "Billy" waadera, after aeeing Troy, if it really la the centre of the world I Mvaio roe tub Psbuo I a Nsw York, we Belie that a read haa bees subscribed for mu sic in the Park of evening It 1 a good Ida and w hop it will be adopted here. tT Take off that elaw paa, and go to Favor Its', Id at, Bear JeaWson, aad get a light, toft hat, or a straw. No wonder you complain the headache, waea you wear sac a hat aa you bow do. " " ' CT About 100 buahals of blackberries wars dipoad M ia lfc.i ity yasbxdsy by th fruit A Urgsf ftM4 WlU be oU to dr

PaoTOoxABio. We saw thia morning a pho. tographicportrailin the show window of Messrs. Wiilsrd A Wheaton, 3d at., which we had no fflculty in recogaisinaau excellent likeneaa of Mrs. W. JU Delano. It was taken by Mr. 8 iohm, at the City Hall, and was painted by him in oila. The photograph ia executed well n all ill detaila, and nnleae we had been dif ferently informed, we would have taken it for painting executed on convasa by "one of the mastera." Beiobra la a nrat class artist, and receivee, as he deservee to, the liberal patron age of an appreciative public. Hi rooms at the City Hall comprise an art gallery, and we adviss our readera to visit them. QtTTha "Major," who enjoya sport, but who sconstilutionslly averse to being bored, lend us the following : A 8iixt Qusstion : When you are joiug along the a'.rvst. the thermometer ranging from 90 to 101) in the ehede. to be a.ked half s doseo limea in walking half a dozen squares by aa many different persona "is it teerm enouoa for f is moat aeeiaeaiy pleasant, neaiaes. II lrop.ru so much interesting information and di.Dlsva ao much ssnae and original thought on the part of Ihe person asking ihe question thsl It is quite reirsaning. it is a moat aeciaeo mprovement upon the old eterolvped Baying if lbs Parrol "Polly wants s Cracker." Sen si ble people if they reflect a moment will not uae Ihe expreaion. , Of course not; but then, aome people muat ssy something when meeting en acquaintance merely for recognition, when a nod or a bow would anawer the aatne purpose, and would be be-vastly - vastly be-vastly more convenient in this weather. When returning to our office from the fire yesterday afternoon, the thermometer 98 iu the shsde, we were asked Ihe question, about which our c--r reapondent complains, just ten times snd this within the dl.tsnce of a equare I Inded, by the lime we approached our door wecould think of nothing olee and meeting a friend at the threahhold we involunisrily aked "ia the weather hot enough fur you I" The ridiculous uf the thing struck ua so foroibly thst we ran off up .lairs without wailing for sn au.wer rS.Brndenburg will hava very large quantity of berriee her to-morrow, and will probably be able to aupply every body lis informs aa that be will aell thsin at th very lowest figure poaaible at any rate, aa luw aa they can be bad any where in th oity Better leave order Ibis evening at ao. 3U0, 3d atreet HTHe.il.ol laiuiliea ahould not l-ll lo avail themselves of an opportunity uowoffer.d for attending a course of Dr Chataberlin'eLeclurr, and becoming arquaiutsd with hia auccee-lul mode of applying electricity. Be change ol advertisement. si. About b doten picnia parties started for th "t'hadea" thia morning. Tbeyprob. ably ear very littl about th rang of th meroury in th city about thi tiro I CT Bunch asya the warm evening, don't both. er bim. About 8 o'clock ha takee a comfort and a pillow, and making a pallet in his cellar, aleepa coolly and soundly until the cook wakea him up io the Horning, when aha come for wood I ST Th Xenia New. miimale that Nlchola, of the Springfield Newa, and Fray, of the Re public, of the ssois place, ware drunk oa th 4iB. Th intimation need a great deal of con firmation. . 17 A Bias psssed along Id street last even evening - ing evening in a wheelbarrow drawn by a bora I ST Rain-thrtaUning only mock us with promise. All signs fsil ia dry tiaea.'t CT We learn of several persons being ros rostra - tra rostra led by Iks sffet f too much iee water. VN the beveag Ua eaattoa.