The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-12-30

and was attended BY large deputatlen from
the Charitable Societies, Odd Fellows, Mu-
sical Societies, DC. Mr.. Chlckering has
amassed large fortune from the sale Of his
well know pianos, and has disbursed most
literally from his fortune among the poor
and needy. They have lost by his death
a true friend and benefactor.
y Martin Kostza has written letter of
warm thanks to President Pierce, for his
interpositiOn in his release. He gives some
facts, with regard to his imprisonment and
escape, which are not generally known.
- Dates from COnstantinople of Nov
ember 10th, state that on the 4th instant,
Omer Pasha, the Turkish general, defeated
the Russians at Oltenitza. 10000 Russians
were routed, many muskets and much am-
munitiou left on the field. Eight hundred
Russians were killed, while the Turks had
only thirteen killed and seventy two wound
ed. The Gear is inclined TO negotiate for
peace.
- Sir Robert Peel, son Of the great Eng
lish statesman, has lately addressed large
assembly at Birmingham, England. His
subject was Education. He stated that
10000 pounds had lately been contributed
by government for general education and
scientific instruction.
Many emigrants are about embark
ing at Bohemia for America.
So At Syracuse, N T., twelve medical
students have lately been arrested for steal
ing bodies for dissection.
The Supreme Court, at Albany, on
December 9th, pronounced Hendrickson
guilty of the murder of his wife. A motion
for new trial was denied.
John Mitchell was welcomed to
Brooklyn with the most enthusiastic de-
monstations, on the morning of December
9th. A grand procession was formed, con-
sisting first of the various military compa-
nies, then barouche drawn by four white
horses, containing Mr.. Mitchell, his two
sons, and the Mayor. Then followed the
Common Council, the st, Patrick Societies,
the Engine and Hose Companies; and lastly,
the Benevolent Societies. Flags and in
scriptions decorated the streets, and the
balconies were filled with ladies. On the
arrival of the procession at the City Hall,
Mayor Lambert made an address, to which
Mitchell responded, expressing his gratitude
for the warmth of his welcome to our land
of freedom. Messrs. Mesgher and Smith
followed; after which, and number of in
Productions ON the part of the military, &C.,
the meeting broke up, and the crowd dis
persed.
Commander Mcclure, the discoverer
Of the Northwest Passage, says that in the
WlutoI VI 4OOSJ III tAo nlOtAO LCStOhoy bhO
thermometer stood 65 degrees below zero.
The average of the whole day was 81.
IS The Legitimists and OrleaniSts
in France, have at length made up their
differences in consequence, it is supposed,
#MA white woman in North Carolina
has been convicted flarceny, and sentenced
to two months imprisonment, and one lash
on the bare back. The Governor has re-
lieved her from suffering the disgrace of the
lash, but it still remains one of the penal
ties of the State.
y The cholera has made its appearance
in Paris. There are about nine cases day.
~ Arunaway negro, at NatcheE, stab
bed white man to the heart, who attempted
to arrest him, and afterwards jumped among
the machinery Of mill, and was cruahed
to death
- Sir George Gore, who arrived at st.
Louis some days ago, en- route to Texas, on
ahunting excursion, was robbed of his port
manteau, between Alton and Springfield,
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