The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-04
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Truly, SAYS the LcMisvilLe Journal, Cincinna

Truly, says the Lie wisVie Journal Cincinnati is a
wonderful city In forty five years her population
Forty five years ago Cincinnati was village Of log ca
bins in the centre Of vast wilderness it is city
OF immense commercial and manufacturing importance,
with large and enterprsing population, noted for de-
voton to all the arts that adorn society and pecuaze
modern civilization The records of the Old World can
not furnish an instance wonderful and honorable
to human enterprise.
Joseph Osgood, says the Boston Traveller, who
was sent to the House of Correction last week for hav
to the City Marshal committed suicide that insfitu
ton One OF the PRISONERS who sick preparing
solution OF arsenic in bottle for medicine and hap
pened to turn away for moment when Osgood seized
the bottle and swallowed the whole contents
a man was found dead on the 10Th ult. in Cincin-
na, ne had been laborng under the effect Of mania
Pot.. lie ianced while in his delirium, that he was
choking another his hand upon his own throat he
him failed
The editor of a paper, animadverting upon the
manner in which of shakspeares plays was lately
performed seriously cautions his readers against sup
posing that he has "the least intention of deracng
the welearned reputation Of the great dramatic author"
The mother of the late Sumner Lincoln Fairfield,
name somewhat distinguished in the literary world is
at present in Columbia for the purpose of procuring
subscriptions for the writings of her son.
The Le.cisburg Wing announces the death of late
Senator Shinn who died at his residence in Clarksburg
the 25th ul in the 36th year of his age He has left
wife and four children to mourn his loss.
Kentucky has gross population of 100000, of
which only 4s5 are shareholders in twenty five
dsldVe-nOuer
All persons interested in slavery in South Carolina.
amount to only 2,7o0, out Of population of OOo
The Cincinnati Chronicle warmly compliments
Mr. Giles, the celebrated lecturer
O'Blennis has been indicted for murder, for Kill
ling Frank Coombs last fall.
Sharks have appeared in the harbor at Baltimore
! am happy to say to you that Bishop De Lancy is
still improving and his friends entertain little or no
doubt OF his entire recovery and consequent restoration
to usefulness in the church.-Cor. of albany Argus
May 81.
The Fire Department of Boston was called out
fortytwo times during the month of May On the llth
thirty five buildings destroyed causing destruc-
ton ofproperty valued at $4,000 On the 18th eight
houses were burned.
On Friday man in West Utica stabbed his bro
Their, who was attempting to separate him from his ia
Their, with whom he quarrelling 1t was said YES
terday that the wounded man had died. The other we
understand, was arrested soon after the act The men
were Dutch, and lived in West Utca-Utica GaS.
We observe the following notice in one of the
London papers His Royal Highness Prince Albert on
Saturday last visited the establishment of
Graves Co. of PallMall to view the marble statue of
the Greek Slave, by Hiram Powers, an American which
has lately arrived from Florence.
The death of Schlegel, the eminent German au-
thor and critic, at the age Of 70, is announced.