The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-18

A large Distillery building at the mouth
Of Mill Greek, Cincinnati, fell on Tuesday
morning and crushed two working men in
one of the hog pens below. One of the men
was killed and the other badly wounded
In the portion of the building that fell,
there were about 1900 pigs, some three Or
four hundred were killed
Ium but IL grieves me to find that your
people use so much Of it. & All yes, " said
the red man, aud he fixed his impressive
eyes upon the preacher, which communi-
Gated the repr0of before he uttered it, "we
Indians use a great deal of rum, but zoe do
not make Il"
The Cleveland Forest City says: The
wheat crop of Stark and Tuscarawas coun-
ties looks magnificent. Its worst danger is
its very luxuriance.
In our exchanges, from various portions
Of the country, we have noticed complaints
Of the Hessian Fly upon the wheat crops of
the present year.-ZGnesuiLLe (OhiO) COar.
The Grand Jury of New York City, attri-
butte the alarming amount of juvenile crime,
to intemperance and recommend the sup
preston of unlicensed rum-shops. The
same effects produced by licensed shops,
would be harmless probably, because legal.
Wise Jury, that.
A Western paper says: "We saw
woman carrying big hog home from mar
ket on Saturday upon her shoulder. For
the benefit Of those who may think her
husband ought to have done it, we will
state that she served him in the same way a
short time before"
1t is calculated that out of every hundred
persons who have gone to California, fifty
have been ruined. forty no better than they
/ would have been had they remained at home,
five a little better, four something better
still, and one has made fortune.
The Wellsville Patriot says, that at none
of the nineteen stations on the railroad
from Cleveland to Wellsville, ninety miles,
not drop of liquor can be had, the two
places named above, at opposite ends of the
route being exceptions.
The Boston Times thinks that the most
difficult passage in the Scriptures to under
! stand is tbs passage off the Israehtes over
the Red Sea. So thought Pharaoh and his
mighty hosts. ..
DEEP WELL-There is an Artesian we'll
at a cotton factory in Dallas county Ala
bama, which is no feet 10 inches in depth
and which discharges 500 gallons of water
per minute.
The State Treasurer of Pennsylvania,
has officially reported three hundred and
fifty public defau ters, who have, in the
aggregate, robbed the State of over three
millions of dollars.
In the reign of Henry the First, about
the year I3J, sheep could be bought
in England for four pence, and wheat
enough for feeding one hundred men a
whole day, cost but single shilling.
Dobbs thinks the " tree of knowledge :"
was the beech tree, the twigs of which
have done more to make man acquainted
with arithmetic, than all the other mem
bers of the vegetable kingdom combined.
A correspondent of the Boston Post says,
that at the funeral of Governor WinslUw,
in 1858, the expense for rum, brandy and
wine was fourteen pounds, eight shilliDgs
and sixpence.
A wag suggests that the only difference
between the Liquor Law of Maine and that
of New Hampshire is about five or six feet
above the ground.
Accordingto Livingston's Law Ledger for
1852, our country has q, 900 lawyers, whose
annual income els not far from $36,O0O,-
OO0."
The English Protestant Associations are
now very active in their efforts against any
fur her political concessions to the Roman
Catholics.
The Austrian Government is demanding
tax of two hundred and twenty-five dol
lars from every full grown person emigra-
ting to America.
Daniel Tucker, who has been so often
warned to "get out Of the way" is said to
have been run over by train Of cars in
Arkansas.
The Catholics of Pittsburgh, are building g
Cathedral to cost $780, 900, with a stee.
| pie 800 feet high 1t is TO be 22O by 100
feet in size, and will seat IL, 800 persons.
Gov. Allen, of Rhode Island, has declared
his intention to execute the prOhibitOry law,
recently enacted, in spite of all opposition.
The Duke of Wellington is about to re-
sign as commander-in. chief of the British
Army.
Jenny Lind Goldsmicbdt sailed from New
York tor Liverpool, on Saturday last, in the
steamship Atlantic.
Somebody says physicians are the nut
crackers used by angels to get our souls out
of the shell which surrounds them.
Gen. Caleb Cushing has been appointed
a Judge of the Supreme Court of Massachu-
sets BY Gov. Boutwell,.
Mr.. Sumner has proposition now before
the Judiciary Committee of the Senate to
eodify the laws of the United States.
Ex-ohief Justice Savage, Of New York,
has given an opinion in favor of the constl-
tionality aud expediency of the Maine Law
CoAuSe AND GONG. Every seven minutes
child is born in London, and every nine
minutes one dies. ..
Two hundred colored people were to sail
on the lst instant from Baltimore for Libe-
ria. d .l l4a .r4
The dead exceed Ave fold the minutes
since the creation. Erttsss